Singapore-based digital infrastructure platform Empyrion Digital aims to invest over S$1.1 billion (US$ 860 million) to scale its data center capabilities including a proposed new facility in Singapore, the firm said in a press statement today. Backed by Seraya Partners’ ecosystem, and collaborating with sister companies including G&B Infratech for green energy, and SPTel and Faraday, the proposed facility’s dual-mode infrastructure supports both high-density AI and traditional cloud workloads.
It adopts 100 per cent green energy, targets Green Mark for Data Centres 2024 Platinum certification as well as a PUE of below 1.20 in addition to creating over 300 specialised jobs.
“Singapore’s digital ambitions can only be realised when energy and infrastructure partners are deeply aligned. Empyrion Digital’s commitment to 100% green energy pathways and district cooling solutions reflects exactly the kind of forward-thinking approach that Singapore needs as it scales its AI infrastructure. Tuas Power is committed to bringing our energy expertise to a project of this national significance,” said Lim Sam San, Senior Vice President, Tuas Power Generation Pte Ltd.
Empyrion currently owns and operates one data centre in Singapore and another in Korea with pipelines in Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan and Japan.
“Singapore is the foundation of everything we are building across Asia. This expansion is the natural next step for a company that has always believed in Singapore’s unique position as a global hub for trusted, secure, and future-ready digital infrastructure. We have the capital, the team, and the track record to deliver,” said Mark Fong, CEO, Empyrion Digital.
“Empyrion is a rare example of a truly homegrown Singapore platform. Built from the ground up locally, started by Singapore institutional capital, and led by a Singaporean CEO, it has been anchored in home soil since its very first data centre investment,” said Tan Tee How, Board Director of SPTel and Senior Advisor to Seraya Partners.