Event Overview
The Southeast Asia Data Center Market was valued at USD 13.71 billion in 2024, and is projected to reach USD 30.47 billion by 2030, rising at a CAGR of 14.24%. The region is poised for significant growth, driven by the emergence of Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam as promising investment destinations. Malaysia has emerged as the top investment destination in the Southeast Asia data center market over recent years, owing to factors like land constraints in neighboring countries like Singapore, availability of cheaper land and power, and favorable regulatory landscape for data centers.
Why This Event Now
Given the rapid evolution of the data center industry driven by escalating global demand for digital infrastructure. As industries across the board digitize and adopt cloud computing, AI, and IoT solutions, the need for more efficient, scalable, and sustainable data centers has reached an unprecedented level.
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List of conference presentation topics:
- From Design to Operation: Holistic Integration of BIM, BMS & EPMS in Data Centre Delivery
- Tools for Building and Operating AI Factories
- ESG 2.0 in Action: Embedding Sustainability into Large-Scale Data Center Design & Construction
- Low-Carbon Construction: Reducing Embodied Emissions in Data Center Design and Delivery
- Managing Simultaneous Construction, Fit-Out, and Commissioning for High-Density AI-Ready White Space
- Key considerations for retrofitting an existing facility into a Hyperscale Data Centre
- Data Centers – Owner-Partner Strategies for Success
- Data Centre Readiness Through Standards Compliance
- Future-Ready Design: A Collaborative Exploration of What’s Next for Data Centers
- Inside the Data Center Facility Ecosystem: Dual Perspectives from Operators and Suppliers
- The Criticality of Power and Water in Data Centre Development in Southeast Asia
- Optimizing Water Use in Advanced Cooling and Evaporative Systems
- A comparative approach to building data centers and construction challenges across Asia Pacific
- Modular and Scalable Power Infrastructure for Next-Gen Data Centers
- Fire Protection & Smoke Control Strategies for High-Density and Liquid-Cooled Data Centers
- Immersion Cooling Solutions for AI and High-Density Workloads
Shaping the Next Generation of Data Centres in Asia: Construction, Power, and Policy Alignment
SPEAKER PANEL & PANEL PARTICIPANTS
Mohd Kamal Haziq bin Kamaruzaman
Associate Director – Head of Engineering & Design
Meinhardt, Malaysia
Melvin Leong
Senior Director
Frost & Sullivan, Malaysia
Fakhrul Hazim Bin Azmi
M&E Design Manager
PMX, Malaysia
Dr. SAJI PK
Director AWS Data Centers (APJC & MEA)
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Singapore
Matt Dalby
Head of Data Centre Development Advisory
Cushman & Wakefield, Singapore
James Rix
Head of Data Centre Practice, South East Asia & Korea
JLL, Malaysia
Gary Goh
Business Development Manager
Sprint DC Consulting, Malaysia
Ayon Banerjee
Managing Director – APAC Client Segments
Black & Veatch, Malaysia
Nimesh Kedia
Project Director
The Haskell Company, Singapore
Yap Yun Loy
Manager of Environmental, Sustainability and Design
Meinhardt, Malaysia
Pritesh Swamy
Head of Research & Insights, Data Centre Group
Cushman & Wakefield, Singapore
David Goh
Regional Manager
EPI - Enterprise Products Integration (TÜV Nord Group), Malaysia
Puah Kuan Hua
Senior Manager, Technology (Electrical)
DayOne Data Centers, Malaysia
Maxim Olar
PR Director
Akashi Data Center, Kazakhstan
Abi Holmes
Head of Sales Engineering
Flow Digital, Singapore
Dian Hasanuddin
Infrastructure Public Policy Lead for Malaysia
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Malaysia
Venod Reddy Velusamy
Senior Manager
EdgeConnex (Promatric DCS), Malaysia
Dinesh Manoharan
Data Center Projects Lead
Basis Bay, Malaysia