30/09/2026
US administration faces increasing scrutiny over risks posed by advanced AI, after and reported their AI agents had gone rogue and hacked into other companies' systems.
centres, which provide the computing power to train and run AI models, have drawn opposition in communities nationwide over concerns about electricity demand, costs and other local impacts.
Physical infrastructure gives AI power. Deployment infrastructure puts AI to work.
Trust gives people to use it. And interoperability allows these systems to work across and across borders.
Infrastructure is no longer simply a backdrop for the digital economy. It is part of the capability of the economy itself.
Data centres are now recognised as infrastructure, underpinning the rapid growth of economies. As demand continues to accelerate, operators face increasing pressure from space constraints, rising consumption, cooling requirements, and cost considerations.
Data centers are becoming larger, more critical and more capital-intensive as cloud and AI reshape demand across Asia Pacific. But greater scale also brings greater , from securing power and navigating regulation to meeting the expectations of customers, governments, communities and capital providers.
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