Singapore’s data center industry’s growth in 2026 is driven by the demand for artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, hyperscale infrastructure, and digital infrastructure. The country is set to become the Asia Pacific’s digital hub through investments, government measures, and the expansion of AI-ready facilities.

Major Operators Accelerate Investments in Singapore’s Digital Infrastructure

Operators such as Keppel, Digital Realty, Equinix, AirTrunk, Bridge Data Centres, and DayOne are increasing their market share in Singapore through hyperscale campus developments and green infrastructure initiatives. Digital Realty's investment plan includes USD 5.47 billion in Singapore, with USD 3.36 billion for new data center developments, while Bridge Data Centres will invest USD 2.34 billion to USD 3.9 billion to support next-generation AI infrastructure. AirTrunk has invested several billion dollars across three hyperscale facilities in Singapore, totaling 180 MW of IT load.

Government Policies and Green Initiatives Supporting Capacity Growth

The Singapore government, with its support for sustainable growth through the Green Data Center Roadmap and the second Data Center Call for Application (DC-CFA2), will allocate 200 MW of new data center capacity. The roadmap also aims to support 300 MW of additional capacity in the future through green energy deployments and energy-efficient infrastructure initiatives.

AI-Ready Facilities and Next-Generation Data Center Developments

The market is seeing the launch of advanced AI-ready facilities. Equinix is developing its SG6 facility with 20 MW of capacity, investing USD 260 million. Keppel to begin the construction of Keppel DC Singapore 9 (KDC SGP 9) in mid-2026 as a part of its AI-ready Genting Lane campus expansion.

Low-Carbon and Hydrogen-Powered Innovations Reshaping the Market

Singapore is also becoming visible through projects involving hydrogen-compatible systems, direct-to-chip liquid cooling, seawater cooling, and low-carbon energy integration. On Jurong Island, JTC and NUS are planning to develop Singapore’s largest low-carbon data center park, with up to 700 MW of capacity. Additionally, DayOne is developing Singapore’s first hydrogen-powered data center with 20 MW capacity at Jurong East.

In this article, we have presented the upcoming data centers in Singapore with details of IT loads, Space, investments, operators, new developments, expansions and more.

Top 5 Upcoming Data Centers in Singapore

The upcoming data centers in Singapore are ranked based on planned IT load capacity, project scale, sustainability initiatives, and strategic importance.

Jurong Island Low-Carbon Data Center Park Project

JTC and the National University of Singapore (NUS), in partnership, plan to support Singapore’s low-carbon data center park on Jurong Island. The government allocated 20 hectares of land for the development to support up to 700 MW of capacity.

The Sustainable Tropical Data Center Testbed Phase 2.0 (STDCT 2.0) began studies and will focus on liquid cooling, seawater cooling, hydrogen-compatible backup systems, and low-carbon energy technologies to improve energy efficiency and sustainability.

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The Jurong Island Low-Carbon Data Center Park project is under planning and development in Singapore as part of the STDCT 2.0 testbed program, which evaluates innovative low-carbon operational solutions.

Equinix SG6 AI-Ready Data Center Development

Equinix announced its sixth International Business Exchange (IBX) data center in Singapore, SG6, with an initial investment of USD 260 million and scheduled to open in Q1 2027.

The nine-story facility will deliver 20 MW of capacity and support AI workloads through advanced liquid cooling technologies. The project was awarded under Singapore’s pilot Data Center Call for Application program.

The Equinix SG6 facility in Singapore is currently under construction and will support high-performance AI and cloud computing workloads.

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DayOne Hydrogen-Powered Data Center in Singapore

DayOne is planning for Singapore’s first hydrogen-powered data center at its Jurong East campus. The project aligns with Singapore’s focus on alternative energy pathways and sustainable data center operations. The facility has an approved capacity of 20 MW and will support green hyperscale infrastructure development.

The upcoming hydrogen-powered data center project’s facility spans across 39,978 square meters and will utilize hydrogen-powered solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology. The facility will achieve readiness for service (RFS) in 2027.

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Keppel DC Singapore 9 Data Center (KDC SGP 9)

Keppel will begin constructing Keppel DC Singapore 9 (KDC SGP 9) in mid-2026 at its Genting Lane hyperscale campus in Singapore. The facility follows the development of Keppel DC Singapore 7 and 8 as a part of Keppel’s AI-ready hyperscale data center.

Keppel has secured a 10-year land lease extension for the campus, valid until July 2050, supporting its long-term expansion. The company states that KDC SGP 9 will develop together with Keppel Data Center Funds II and III to consolidate its AI-ready data center pipeline in Singapore.

The upcoming Keppel DC Singapore 9 (KDC SGP 9) project will feature a three-building hyperscale campus designed to support high-density AI and cloud workloads. The development is supporting the long-term expansion of Singapore’s digital infrastructure ecosystem.

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Digital Realty Expansion Plans in Singapore

Digital Realty announced it will invest USD 5.47 billion in Singapore, of which USD 3.36 billion is for new data center developments. The company considers Singapore a key AI infrastructure hub for the Asia Pacific due to the demand for AI inference workloads.

The company plans to launch a Digital Realty Innovation Lab (DRIL) in the second half of 2026 at its Loyang facility to support the testing and validation of AI and hybrid cloud solutions before commercial deployment.

Digital Realty, as a part of its long-term regional growth strategy, is targeting a workforce expansion to 400 employees in Singapore by 2030.

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AirTrunk’s Hyperscale Expansion in Singapore

AirTrunk opened its regional headquarters in Singapore in March 2026. The company has invested several billion dollars across three hyperscale data centers in Singapore, with a total IT load of 180 MW since 2016.

The company also highlighted increasing hyperscale demand driven by Singapore’s National AI Strategy 2.0. The company plans to expand its workforce and digital infrastructure operations in Singapore.

AirTrunk is continuing its Singapore operations with a focus on AI-ready digital infrastructure to strengthen its infrastructure strategy following its earlier USD 1.76 billion green loan financing initiative.

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Singapore’s DC-CFA2 Data Center Capacity Program

In December 2025, Singapore’s Economic Development Board (EDB) and Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) launched the second Data Center Call for Application (DC-CFA2) and will allocate 200 MW of new data center capacity in Singapore.

The program focuses on international connectivity and the adoption of green energy. The projects must achieve Green Mark Platinum certification and a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.25 or lower. Also, 50% of the power supply must come from eligible green energy sources.

The Singapore government’s DC-CFA2 program is set to achieve Singapore’s low-carbon digital economy goals.

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Bridge Data Centres’ AI-Ready Infrastructure Investments

Bridge Data Centres (BDC), headquartered in Singapore, announced it would invest between USD 2.34 billion and USD 3.9 billion to support Singapore’s position as an AI and cloud infrastructure hub. The company aims to reach 2 GW of AI-ready capacity worldwide through its regional developments.

BDC is partnering with companies on hydrogen power generation, nuclear energy feasibility studies, advanced liquid-cooling systems, and next-generation energy storage technologies. Additionally, the company is collaborating with universities and research institutions to encourage talent development and infrastructure innovation in Singapore.

Bridge Data Centres is incorporating advanced technologies, such as liquid-cooling systems and hydrogen power, into future developments. The partnerships with institutions and technology providers, namely, Nanyang Technological University, A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology, and Research), Vertiv, and SK Innovation, are enabling sustainable AI-ready data center operations.

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Conclusion: Singapore Is Strengthening Its Position as an AI Data Center Hub

Singapore’s data center market in 2026 is expected to expand across hyperscale, AI-ready, and infrastructure developments. International players and domestic operators are investing billions of dollars in new facilities, expansions, innovation labs, and cooling technologies to support AI and cloud workloads.

Sustainable Growth and Green Infrastructure Driving Future Expansion

The sector is supported by the government’s initiatives, such as the Green Data Center Roadmap and DC-CFA2, to enable sustainable growth with 200 MW of new capacity allocation and plans for 300 MW of additional capacity. Sustainability targets, such as Green Mark Platinum certification requirements and PUE targets of 1.25 or lower, are shaping the future of Singapore’s digital infrastructure market.

Energy-Efficient Infrastructure Supporting Long-Term Market Growth

Equinix’s 20 MW SG6 development, Keppel’s KDC SGP 9 expansion, and Jurong Island’s planned 700 MW low-carbon data center park exemplify Singapore’s vision to balance digital growth with energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Singapore’s Vision for a Sustainable and AI-Ready Data Center Ecosystem

With investments coming from operators such as Digital Realty, Bridge Data Centres, Keppel, Equinix, and DayOne, Singapore can be considered an AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure hub in the Asia Pacific.

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As Singapore accelerates its expansion in hyperscale, AI-ready, and sustainable digital infrastructure, staying updated on upcoming data centers in Singapore is essential to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving Asia Pacific digital economy.

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