Thailand Strengthens Push into Data Centers
Thailand is ramping up its efforts to become a major hub for data centers, appealing to local and foreign tech companies. The Board of Investment of Thailand approved two companies to develop large data centers in the kingdom worth a total of ten point four billion baht or two hundred eighty million dollars. This aligns with Thailand's strategy to modernize its industrial sector and capitalize on the global rise in artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
Thailand is accelerating its efforts to establish itself as a significant hub for data centers, attracting both local and international tech companies.
The Board of Investment of Thailand recently approved two companies to develop large data centers, worth a combined total of around ten billion four hundred million baht, equivalent to approximately two hundred eighty million US dollars.
The initiative aligns with the country's broader strategy to modernize its industrial sector and leverage the global surge in demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing services.
The Board of Investment of Thailand recently approved two companies to develop large data centers, worth a combined total of around ten billion four hundred million baht, equivalent to approximately two hundred eighty million US dollars.
The initiative aligns with the country's broader strategy to modernize its industrial sector and leverage the global surge in demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing services.
