To construct cutting-edge green compute infrastructure in SEA, Galaxy Data Center secured $250 M
Galaxy Data Center, which is situated in Singapore and London, revealed on Tuesday that it has raised $250 million in its first round of strategic financing from a well-known global investment firm.
According to a statement from the company, the proceeds help with project execution, high-density infrastructure deployment for the artificial intelligence (AI) era, and data center platform development in Southeast Asia.
The statement claims that Galaxy DC is strategically advancing the multi-country deployment of GW-scale AIDC campuses throughout Southeast Asia by utilizing its regional hub in Singapore.
The company provides specialized hyperscale AIDC infrastructure services to a wide variety of clients by utilizing industrial ecosystem synergy methodologies and diverse capital models.
According to Galaxy DC, the need for AI computing capacity is transforming data centers from conventional facility assets into a new stage of intense cooperation between engineering execution, operational resilience, energy strategy, and customer expansion.
In terms of technology flexibility, power resources, green energy, localized rapid delivery, and low-carbon operations, the organization will keep enhancing its all-encompassing capabilities in GW-scale AIDC.
Additionally, it will strengthen strategic capital alliances by utilizing a variety of capital models to establish Southeast Asia as a major hub for sustainable digital infrastructure on a global scale.
“This financing further strengthens Galaxy DC’s regional platform capabilities. We are seeing rapidly evolving requirements from AI and cloud service clients — focusing not only on capacity, but also on delivery certainty, energy efficiency, operational resilience, and long-term scalability,
“Galaxy DC remains committed to leveraging cutting-edge, ever-evolving technology and synergistic sustainable energy solutions as its core, building future-ready GW-scale green computing infrastructure for our clients,” Arthur Yang, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Galaxy DC.
In the meantime, officials from a well-known investment firm said that Galaxy DC has unique technical skills and a clear development route in Southeast Asia.
“We see long-term value in the company’s high-density, green, and scalable data center platform, and look forward to supporting its role in regional digital infrastructure development,” they added.
