Bridge Data Centres breaks ground on hyperscale data center in Thailand

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Groundbreaking ceremony in Chonburi, Thailand

Bain Capital-backed Bridge Data Centres has today broken ground on its latest hyperscale-ready data centre in Chonburi, Thailand, according to its Linkedin post. The facility, QHI01 has a total capacity of up to 200 MW. This marks a major milestone in the company’s international expansion, said the company, adding that it reflects strong market confidence in its strategic vision and reinforces its role as a key enabler of cloud and AI infrastructure across Asia.

BDC has in March secured USD 2.8 billion in bank financing—one of the largest funding rounds for a data centre operator in the region.

QHI01 is designed to meet the demands of hyperscalers and cloud providers, while aligning with ESF principles—driving energy efficiency, community engagement, and long-term economic impact.

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