Singapore-based data center operator unveils rebrand with sustainability and AI in mind
Empyrion DC, a data center platform operating in the Asia Pacific region, has recently announced a company rebrand, now known as Empyrion Digital. According to the company, the change reflects the company’s aspiration to emerge as a prominent figure in Asia’s digital infrastructure landscape.
Additionally, the company notes that the name change represents a strategic shift towards sustainability and innovation. Empyrion Digital aims to establish itself amongst leading providers of next-generation data centers that are engineered to handle the growing demand for high-density computing workloads while prioritizing environmental responsibility.
Founded in 2021 by Seraya Partners, an infrastructure fund in Asia, Empyrion Digital currently operates a 12.5 MW data center in Singapore and is in the process of constructing a larger facility in Seoul, South Korea. Presently, the company is focusing its efforts on developing green data centers tailored to meet the evolving needs of the region.
Mark Fong, CEO of Empyrion Digital, emphasizes that the rebranding goes beyond superficial changes.
“As AI workloads create greater demands on the efficiency and performance of data centers, our new identity as Empyrion Digital represents a strategic move to evolve ourselves for the future by placing sustainability at the heart of our operations,” adds Fong.
“We believe in being green-by-design and investing into advanced technologies to deliver exceptional AI-ready solutions that flex and scale with our customers and partners across Asia.”
Incorporating a leaf symbol into its logo to signify its efforts in building a sustainable digital infrastructure platform, the company notes that this new brand identity will be reflected across all company communications, including the launch of a new website offering multilingual support and serving as a hub for corporate updates, project announcements, and industry insights.
Elsewhere, in February 2024, the company was granted a five-year secured green term loan of S$133 million (around $98.7 million) to refinance SG1 Dodid data center in Singapore.
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AI | APAC | data center | Empyrion Digital | sustainability
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