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Job insecurity raises coronary risk 19 percent. Your runway is the same exposure.
Uncertainty is metabolically expensive, and the brain bills the body. What the founders holding an undated question are actually paying.
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Grid capacity is rationed, so DayOne will make its own: $415M green loan, 20MW, hydrogen fuel cells
DBS, OCBC and UOB arranged a S$530 million four-year green loan for DayOne's 20MW facility in western Singapore, which pairs on-site solid oxide fuel cells with vertical solar and hybrid cooling. It opens in Q1 2027.
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Ooredoo bought 49 percent of Zankore for US$800 million. Indonesia supplies the power.
Ooredoo, Nokia and NVIDIA put a gigawatt of AI compute into Indonesia, and the terms of the deal say plainly who collects on it.
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Kling AI sits in Beijing. Its round is 68% of Southeast Asia's AI year.
The region's AI total doubled on the strength of one Series D belonging to a Beijing company. It is the second time this year a Southeast Asian headline has described a single balance sheet.
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Singapore opened 200MW to new data centres. One Batam campus contracted 450.
On apatheia, and the compute money landing across the strait from a business it is never going to touch.
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Thailand took the data centres. Singapore filed 82 percent of the applications.
Singapore-domiciled entities filed US$33.2 billion of Thailand’s US$40.5 billion in first-half foreign applications, in the same half that only 20 megawatts of new data-centre capacity went under construction at home.
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Strip out one data centre and the boom vanishes: SEA's H1 raised $2.9B, below 2025
Southeast Asia posted $7.4 billion in first-half tech funding, up 130 percent, with Singapore taking 94 percent. DayOne, a Singapore data centre operator, raised $4.5 billion of it across two Series C rounds.
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Southeast Asia raised US$7.4 billion in H1. One data-centre operator took US$4.5 billion of it.
Of the US$7.4 billion the region raised in six months, US$4.5 billion went to one Singapore-domiciled data-centre operator heading for a US$20 billion listing, and almost everything it is building sits across the Causeway.
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Southeast Asian funding doubled to US$7.4 billion. One company took US$4.5 billion of it.
On voluntary discomfort, and the run rate you tighten while a boom that isn’t yours tempts you to loosen it.
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Southeast Asia's tech funding doubles to $7.4 billion as data centers absorb the capital
First-half funding more than doubled year on year to $7.4 billion, with enterprise infrastructure reaching $5.2 billion, led by DayOne's $4.5 billion data-center raise, and Singapore capturing 94 percent of regional capital.