Singapore, live since 2024, sits in Tai Seng, a district that has quietly become the region's neutral ground: no single country's cables, carriers or politics dominate it. We peer on SGIX with Arelion, NTT, Singtel and PCCW, and the facility's Tier IV rating means the power story is as boring as it should be.
The site carries 0.62 Tbit/s of edge capacity and is the answer to a geography problem: southeast Asia has no natural centre, so Singapore plays one. Twenty-four milliseconds to Hong Kong, 35 to Mumbai, 39 to Seoul, 71 to Sydney — from one rack you cover a region that would otherwise need three.