Singtel’s Nxera launches DC Tuas to power high-density AI workloads

The centre features smart thermal systems and high-efficiency electrical systems.

Singtel Group’s regional data centre arm, Nxera, has launched DC Tuas, a multi-tenanted facility for compute-intensive workloads and artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

The centre features smart thermal systems, high-efficiency electrical systems, and direct-to-chip liquid cooling to optimise operations in Singapore’s tropical climate.

It also incorporates solar power, rainwater harvesting, and water reuse systems to achieve a power usage effectiveness of 1.25.

Handling high-density, compute-intensive AI workloads efficiently is important in a market with limited data centre capacity, said Nxera CEO Bill Chang.

“As Singapore’s highest power-density, most energy-efficient and largest liquid-cooled multi-tenanted data centre, DC Tuas reinforces the country’s position as a global AI hub and supports accelerating AI adoption,” Chang added.

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