Keppel set out an 80 MW data centre campus for northern Taiwan on 21 October 2024, its first project in that market, to be delivered in two phases with the first targeted for service during 2026. Ownership sits in a 50:50 joint venture between Keppel Data Centre Fund II and the Digital Decarbonization Solutions Platform, with Keppel Data Centres lined up to run the finished buildings; the group's listed REIT is not an investor. The whole of Phase 1 is already spoken for, pre-let on a long-term contract to a global cloud service provider that Keppel has not named. Land area, building count and the grid connection have not been disclosed, and Keppel describes the design as Tier III-equivalent, which is a specification rather than an award.
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Frequently asked questions
What has Keppel committed to building in Taiwan?
An 80 MW campus over two phases, announced on 21 October 2024, with the first phase targeted to be ready for service in 2026. It is the group's first Taiwanese project.
Which entities own the Taiwan campus?
Keppel Data Centre Fund II and the Digital Decarbonization Solutions Platform, in a 50:50 joint venture. Keppel Data Centres is the intended operator; Keppel DC REIT holds no stake.
How much of the first Taiwan phase is already taken?
All of it. Phase 1 is pre-let in full under a long-term contract to an unnamed global cloud service provider.
What does Keppel's Tier III-equivalent wording mean for the Taiwan campus?
It describes the resilience the design targets, not a certificate. The Uptime Institute's Taiwan register runs to seven awarded sites - Cathay, Chunghwa Telecom, Empyrion, Far EasTone, Hua Nan, Symphox and Taiwan Mobile - and Keppel is not among them.