Globe Sees Ballooning Data Center Demand

Globe sees ballooning data center demand

MANILA, Philippines — Globe Telecom Inc. said data center demand is surging with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), outpacing current capacity. Through STT GDC Philippines, its joint venture with Ayala Corp. and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, Globe operates nine data centers with a combined IT load of 146 megawatts. READ: KKR, Singtel taking

Beyond GCash: Globe pinpoints its next big multi-billion-peso growth engine

With contributions from e-wallet giant GCash serving as a steady earnings driver, Globe Telecom Inc. is eyeing another strategic asset to power its long-term growth trajectory: data centers.Asked if the company sees another asset following the initial public offering (IPO) route, Globe Chief Finance Officer Juan Carlo Puno identified ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) Philippines as a key unit with strong potential to scale.Globe views S…

Globe Invests in Data Centers as the New Foundation of the Digital Economy

Most people never see a data center, but rely on one every day. Every online transaction, bank transfer, video conversation, cloud application, and AI-powered service relies on infrastructure that securely stores, processes, and handles huge volumes of digital information. As more aspects of our lives rely on online use, data centers have quietly become a critical infrastructure for any country to run.Research and Markets places the Philippine d…

Globe invests in data centers to power PH digital economy

Local telco giant Globe today confirmed it is investing in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (Philippines).Photo from GlobeGlobe invests in data centersThe goal is to meet its data center demand. Globe said that data centers are core infrastructure for the country's digital economy and should be built with resilience and responsibility as critical as roads or power plants.STT GDC Philippines ensures round-the-clock reliability with resilient powe…