Bridge Data Centres (BDC) has announced plans to invest between SGD3 billion and S$GD5 billion in next-generation digital infrastructure in Singapore, aiming to strengthen its position as a regional hub for artificial intelligence and cloud services.
The investment will support the expansion of hyperscale data centre capacity, with BDC targeting approximately 2 GW of regional capacity by 2030. The initiative is designed to meet rising demand driven by AI, cloud computing, and digital services, while also enhancing Singapore’s role as a leading digital infrastructure hub in Asia-Pacific.
BDC plans to develop an integrated ecosystem combining advanced engineering, innovation, and sustainable infrastructure. The company is focusing on improving construction efficiency through prefabricated building methods and deploying advanced cooling technologies such as liquid cooling to support high-density AI workloads.
Additionally, BDC has partnered with Vertiv to explore advanced cooling systems and scalable power architectures for next-generation data centres. The initiative is expected to support workforce development, benefiting around 3,000 students and professionals through research and training collaborations.