Singapore is strategically positioned within South East Asia, providing access to the world’s fastest growing region. By 2020, SE Asia will support 81 million people in its fast-growing cities and will be home to about half of the world’s middle class. By 2050, it is projected to be a $10 Trillion economy, accounting for 45% of the estimated world population.
Seen as an Internet gateway offering IT infrastructure that’s scalable, intelligent and secure, Singapore is critical to companies hoping to tap into a smartphone market predicted to reach 85% by 2019.
3 Data Centers in Singapore
- MAS Threat Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) compliant
- BCA Green Mark Platinum certified facility
- Robust, diversified, neutral connectivity platform
That’s certainly the case at Digital Realty Digital Loyang Way data center, where customers have access to a wide range of service providers and business partners. Digital Realty’s new data center in Singapore, along with their existing and developing facilities in Hong Kong, Osaka, Melbourne and Sydney all become key elements of Asia Pacific’s growing Digital Silk Road and reinforces their mission of providing the foundation for the new digital world.
In a recent Accenture report, investments in fintech across Asia Pacific recorded a growth from about $800 million in 2014 to $3.5 billion in the first nine months of 2015. There is a growing phenomenon in this region with venture capitalists setting their eyes on fintech start-ups in Asia and financial institutions opening up, devoting more attention to this space, according to CB insights.
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