Mar 13, 2026 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Bridge Data Centres plans to invest S$3–5 billion ($2.3–4 billion) in Singapore’s next-generation digital infrastructure.
In an announcement, the company said it is “uniquely positioned to support hyperscaler customers and global technology companies seeking high-performance, sustainable and scalable data center platforms across Asia Pacific.”
The company currently operates two data centers in Cyberjaya, a planned city near Kuala Lumpur, with a third under development, and opened a facility outside Johor in 2022. It is also targeting future projects in India and Thailand.
Fears that the data center industry’s energy demands would overwhelm the city-state’s grid led the government to impose an informal moratorium on new facilities in 2019.
This has been gradually lifted since the announcement of a pilot scheme in 2022 that allowed companies to bid for permission to develop new facilities. Equinix, GDS, Microsoft, and a consortium of AirTrunk and ByteDance received a collective 80MW allocation in 2023.
