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Thailand's Board of Investment approved four data center projects worth $3.1 billion, marking a significant step in the country's digital economy development. The investments include a major 84MW data center by DAMAC Digital from Dubai, valued at approximately $730 million. These projects demonstrate Thailand's commitment to enhancing its digital infrastructure and attracting high-tech foreign investment.
Thailand's Board of Investment (BOI) has given the green light to four major data center projects with a combined investment value of $3.1 billion. This significant investment demonstrates Thailand's commitment to developing its digital economy ecosystem and attracting foreign investment in high-capacity technology sectors.
One of the major investments approved is an 84 megawatt data center project by DAMAC Digital from Dubai, valued at approximately $730 million (26.7 billion baht). This substantial investment highlights the growing interest of international companies in Thailand's digital infrastructure opportunities.
These data center investments are expected to play a crucial role in strengthening Thailand's position as a regional digital hub. The projects not only bring significant capital investment but also create opportunities for technology transfer and job creation in the country's growing tech sector.
The BOI's approval of these projects is part of a broader government strategy to accelerate previously stalled investment projects and enhance the country's competitiveness in the digital technology space. This move reflects Thailand's proactive approach to adapting its economic infrastructure to the needs of the digital age.
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