True Internet Data Center Co., Ltd. (True IDC), proudly stepping into the limelight, has achieved a notable feat with its True IDC East Bangna Campus project. A jewel in the crown of the Charoen Pokphand Group, this data center has snagged the distinguished “Data Centre Project: Design & Build” award, courtesy of the esteemed W.Media Asia Pacific Cloud and Data Center Awards. This accolade not only celebrates the facility’s remarkable design and construction but also its energy efficiency, cementing its place as Thailand’s foremost AI-ready data center. It’s a recognition of the campus’s prowess in supporting vast hyperscale and AI computing systems, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and pioneering the best Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) in the nation.
A Hub for Global Tech Giants
From its inception in 2017, the True IDC East Bangna Campus has become the go-to haven for investments from global tech behemoths and hyperscalers. With a sophisticated infrastructure and scalability that tech dreams are made of, the data center is running at an impressive 80% capacity. Its clientele is as diverse as it is prestigious, ranging from hyperscalers and enterprises to retail businesses, financial institutions, and digital firms—all in search of a technologically savvy partner to meet their complex needs.
The facility is a technological wonderland, supporting next-generation computing systems that include:
- Super applications
- Cloud platforms
- E-commerce systems
- AI model processing powered by NVIDIA technology
- Advanced digital systems
These high-tech goodies enable seamless, efficient operations while meeting the modern demand for sustainability—a holy grail for today’s conscientious organizations.
Expanding with Excellence
As the winds of change sweep through the digital landscape, True IDC has kept pace admirably with phases 3, 4, and 5 of its East Bangna Campus. These expansions are the embodiment of excellence, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to offering AI-ready, scalable infrastructure that matches the growing demands of Thailand’s digital economy.
Mr. Sanae Piewrattanakul, the maestro orchestrating operations at True IDC, beams with pride: “We are immensely proud that True IDC continues to earn the trust of leading local and international organizations. This award reflects our leadership in the regional data center industry and validates the hard work of our team. The True IDC East Bangna Campus is not just Thailand’s premier AI-ready data center but also the greenest, aligning perfectly with our sustainability goals. We will continue to innovate and adapt to the evolving digital and AI landscape, ensuring Thailand’s competitiveness on the global stage.”
Driving Thailand’s Digital Economy
True IDC’s success is a beacon, lighting the path to a future where Thailand emerges as the regional hub for the digital and AI economy. With its advanced and green digital infrastructure, the company is setting new benchmarks not only in Thailand but across the entire ASEAN region.
The award-winning True IDC East Bangna Campus stands as a sterling example of data centers’ future, seamlessly blending innovation with sustainability, empowering businesses to thrive in the ever-dynamic digital era.
For those curious to dive deeper into the world of possibilities that True IDC offers, their journey awaits at www.trueidc.com.
This is great news for Thailand! A leading AI-ready data center could bring lots of investment and technological advancements to the region.
Sure, but aren’t data centers notorious for consuming a lot of energy? I hope their claims about energy efficiency are true.
They did mention their PUE rating is the best in the nation. We should give them the benefit of the doubt for trying to be sustainable.
Energy efficiency or not, these data centers are vital for modern AI development. We can’t have progress on a whim and worry later.
I see your point, but balancing progress with sustainability is essential. Otherwise, we’ll just be creating bigger problems for the future.
Honestly, this just sounds like a corporate show-off to me. What about smaller local businesses and their access to such facilities?
Bigger companies always get the upper hand, but sometimes small businesses can benefit indirectly through service providers.
I hope so, but we’ve seen this before. Big names hog all resources, leaving scraps for the rest.
How exactly is True IDC contributing to Thailand’s digital economy besides just being a data storage hub? Is there any direct community benefit?
Good question, but you’d think with the job opportunities and tech evolution, the community would naturally benefit.
Jobs are great, but more transparent educational and skills development programs would make a bigger impact, no?
Yay, it’s super cool that they’ve got NVIDIA tech powering things! Does this mean faster video games as well?
Not quite, buddy. This is more about AI and data processing. But technology advancements here can indirectly benefit gaming in the long run.
Oh, okay. Well, as long as tech is advancing, I’m happy!
What really bothers me is the ‘green’ label. Are they truly sustainable or just greenwashing? The environment shouldn’t pay for our tech.
Isn’t it ironic that we’re applauding data centers while simultaneously complaining about climate change? What a world!
This award could boost Thailand’s appeal in the tech world! But will this make the country too reliant on tech giants?
Reliance isn’t necessarily negative if it encourages growth and technological leadership. Diversification is key, however.
True, but let’s hope local innovation doesn’t get overshadowed by foreign interests.
It’s always about the big companies and their image. Let’s see how much they really do for Thailand’s economy.
I wonder if these expansions will push local real estate prices up? Tech hubs have a way of gentrifying neighborhoods.
Seems like a great opportunity for Thailand’s tech industry. But when will smaller ASEAN countries catch up?
They need substantial investment and political will. Hopefully, this sets a precedent in the region.
Is it just me, or is the ‘regional hub’ talk mostly marketing? I’ve been hearing that line for years with marginal results.
With the right regulatory environment, data centers can thrive and genuinely support a country’s economy long-term. Let’s hope Thailand gets it right.
Awards and capabilities aside, what about data privacy? How secure are the systems against cyber threats?
That’s a solid concern, especially in today’s climate. Advanced infrastructure should mean advanced security, but nothing’s foolproof.
While it’s fantastic to see Thai tech getting recognition, how will this affect internet prices for consumers?