DayOne’s IPO, FIRMUS Updates & More | DCNA

We’re heading to DCD Connect India today, where the conversations around data centre investment, capacity and infrastructure growth across the region continue. Before we get into the event, here’s a look at the latest APAC data centre news, including major project developments, new investments and regulatory updates: - DayOne Files for Nasdaq IPO: DayOne hasn't slowed down, filing a prospectus showing 962 MW in service and over 1.3 GW under construction. Operations in Malaysia account for a not-insignificant 87% of total revenue. <!--THE END--> - Firmus Technologies & CDC End Joint Venture: The $50B+ AUD Project Southgate won't move forward beyond 42 MW, though Firmus isn't halting its self-developed builds or its planned ASX listing. <!--THE END--> - Firmus Technologies Tops Out Launceston Site: The completion of the first 42 MW hall at the Tasmania campus will allow the deployment of its HyperCube cooling setup without delay. <!--THE END--> - Zerra DC Secures Macquarie Capital Equity: Securing backing from Macquarie Capital isn't a small step for its regional project pipeline across Australia, India, and Japan. <!--THE END--> - CDC Plans Regional NSW Campus: A multi-phase 240 MW footprint in Wagga Wagga represents a commitment that won't come cheap, with capex estimated around $10B USD. <!--THE END--> - Goodman Withdraws Sydney Application: The 90 MW Project Mars in Lane Cove won't proceed after local residential feedback was not negligible. <!--THE END--> - Victoria Introduces Action Plan: Regulators in Victoria haven't left data centre standards untouched, introducing a framework for grid integration and sustainability. <!--THE END--> - Thailand Finalizes Regulations: Recent stop-work orders haven't stopped authorities from putting together clearer standards to guide future builds. <!--THE END--> - CoreWeave Enters Indian Market: Securing 240 MW across three buildings with AdaniConneX in Navi Mumbai isn't a minor entrance into the compute space. <!--THE END--> - AirTrunk Commits $1B in Japan: Deploying green financing to expand the TOK1 facility in Inzai is no small project as liquid cooling demand grows. <!--THE END--> - Enters Indian Market: Securing 240 MW across three buildings with AdaniConneX in Navi Mumbai isn't a minor entrance into the compute space. <!--THE END--> - KT Cloud Partners on Incheon Build: Operating an 11-story, 50 MW facility in Cheongna is not an unusual approach for high-density urban sites in South Korea. <!--THE END--> - Amazon Expands in Malaysia: Purchasing a 45.4-acre site in Sepang for ~$75M USD is not an insignificant addition to its local campus plans. <!--THE END--> - Amazon Buys Hong Kong Asset: Buying out iTech Towers from Grand Ming Group isn't the standard move for AWS, which rarely acquires facilities where it is already a tenant. <!--THE END--> - U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) Funds Feasibility Study: Grant support for the Stavian Digital Park in Ho Chi Minh City is not an unpromising step for US investment in Vietnamese infrastructure. We’ve also just published our latest “In Conversation” episode featuring James Druce, Head of Research at CLSA. Keep an eye out for upcoming conversations with:•Scott Bales - CCO of Data Centres at ESR Group•Assaad Razzouk - CEO of Gurīn EnergyListen to the audio on our Spotify and Apple Podcasts or follow us on LinkedIn and X for more data centre news and industry updates. #DataCentreNewsAsia #DigitalInfrastructure #DataCentreInvestment #AI