Overview
Bangkok is the Thailand node: capacity on request, serving a market where enterprise AI demand is growing faster than domestic supply. It starts small on purpose — a first block sized to the interconnection available, with room to add blocks as demand is signed.
The hall follows the same modular integrated design as Cyberjaya: power and cooling inside the module, factory testing before shipment, raised service decking. A second site built to the same pattern inherits the operating procedures, the spares list and the failure modes the team already knows.
Power & site
Grid-connected with a renewable PPA position, contracted in blocks that match signed demand rather than a forecast. That is the practical advantage of a modular hall: the site can be brought online one block at a time.
The site is operated by the same engineering team as the rest of the estate. Escalation, spares and reporting do not change because the country does.
What runs here
- Thai-language model inference
- Agent workloads for regional enterprises
- Disaster recovery for Malaysian tenants