
Nick Ning
VP of Data Centre Solutions at Bridge Data Centres, specializing in high-density AI datacenter infrastructure and innovative cooling architectures.
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Jul 6, 2026
Data Center Delivery: From Contract to Go-Live in 8 Months
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Nick NingGUEST
Once we see the trend is before 2022, I would say, There aren't so much AI demand in the markets for data sensors.

Donny GunadiHOST
So, when we talk about cooling, I think we cannot... we cannot avoid not talking about water, right? And I think in every market that all our analysts in Asia Pacific, when we get together, we all share the same feedback from the market where there's a lot of concern from the community about data centers using the allocation of power, allocation of water for residential, for data centers, right? Do you see this as a problem in your developments in multiple places?