(Reuters photo)With the rapid growth and endless demand for data storage, many developers realise that data centres are becoming a more popular alternative real estate development option, according to property consultancy JLL. Up until now, data centres in Thailand were generally developed to serve a company’s sole requirements and built specifically for it as a single occupier. "Another alternative is co-location data centres which are generally referred to as the leasing of a secured space with all the required connectivity and the needed basic infrastructure. This increases the need for real estate space in this niche area. "This is an exciting real estate opportunity for developers in Thailand with potential driven by continued increased local demand and from other more established regional markets," said Mr Norville.

Source: Bangkok Post August 02, 2017 05:03 UTC