Mr Lew said “Congratulations to Singtel on the groundbreaking of DC Tuas. It is encouraging to see companies such as Singtel invest in our digital infrastructure. IMDA will continue to work with the industry to architect a sustainable digital ecosystem that is internationally connected, to serve the long-term demands of Singapore’s digital future.”

When operational in 2025, DC Tuas will offer 58MW of IT load capacity to support the strong demand for high-quality, sustainable digital infrastructure while&nbsp;optimising land, power and water use. The 120,000sqft, eight-storey facility is Singapore’s only data centre to be integrated with a cable landing station, providing its customers unparalleled&nbsp;international and domestic&nbsp;connectivity and enhanced network performance including lower latency and improved reliability.

DC Tuas is Singtel’s largest data centre in Singapore to date and will support the Group’s decarbonisation goals&nbsp;with its low power utilisation effectiveness (PUE).&nbsp;DC Tuas will incorporate next-generation cooling capabilities that are able to support customers’&nbsp;rack density of up to 80kW per rack with more efficient liquid cooling, thus lowering its PUE to below 1.3.

"DC Tuas&nbsp;is based on Singtel’s fourth&nbsp;generation design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. "

Mr Bill Chang, CEO of Singtel’s Digital InfraCo said, “DC Tuas&nbsp;is based on Singtel’s fourth&nbsp;generation design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. This will be an important addition that will strengthen Singapore’s digital infrastructure and position the country as a key business and connectivity hub.&nbsp;It is also a key milestone for our new standalone digital infrastructure business to capture the significant demand for cloud services and the rapid rise of AI adoption in the region.&nbsp;With DC Tuas, we have leveraged our expertise and experience in designing, building and operating data centres to offer a&nbsp;differentiated value proposition to customers – a carrier-neutral advanced facility with access to exceptional connectivity and security.&nbsp;Singapore is integral to our regional data centre strategy and we look forward to continue supporting the country’s ambition to be a sustainable, global digital hub.”

Singtel&nbsp;currently provides 60MW of DC capacity in&nbsp;Singapore. &nbsp;The total capacity will grow to 118MW when DC Tuas is operational in 2025. &nbsp;Ahead of its construction, DC Tuas has already received interest from customers including hyperscalers, multinational and regional corporates, and Singapore enterprises.

In addition to its data centres in Singapore, Singtel has partnered Telkom and Medco Power in Indonesia, and GULF and AIS in Thailand, to build data centres in Batam and Bangkok respectively.

<h1>Singtel begins construction of Singapore’s highest power density, hyper-connected green data centre</h1>Singapore, 8 August 2023 – Singtel has commenced the construction of DC Tuas, Singapore’s highest power density, hyper-connected green data centre, following a groundbreaking ceremony today with Guest-of-Honour Infocomm Media Development Authority’s (IMDA) Chief Executive Mr Lew Chuen Hong.Mr Lew said “Congratulations to Singtel on the groundbreaking of DC Tuas. It is encouraging to see companies such as Singtel invest in our digital infrastructure. IMDA will continue to work with the industry to architect a sustainable digital ecosystem that is internationally connected, to serve the long-term demands of Singapore’s digital future.”When operational in 2025, DC Tuas will offer 58MW of IT load capacity to support the strong demand for high-quality, sustainable digital infrastructure while&nbsp;optimising land, power and water use. The 120,000sqft, eight-storey facility is Singapore’s only data centre to be integrated with a cable landing station, providing its customers unparalleled&nbsp;international and domestic&nbsp;connectivity and enhanced network performance including lower latency and improved reliability.DC Tuas is Singtel’s largest data centre in Singapore to date and will support the Group’s decarbonisation goals&nbsp;with its low power utilisation effectiveness (PUE).&nbsp;DC Tuas will incorporate next-generation cooling capabilities that are able to support customers’&nbsp;rack density of up to 80kW per rack with more efficient liquid cooling, thus lowering its PUE to below 1.3."DC Tuas&nbsp;is based on Singtel’s fourth&nbsp;generation design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. "Bill Chang,CEO, Digital InfraCo,SingtelMr Bill Chang, CEO of Singtel’s Digital InfraCo said, “DC Tuas&nbsp;is based on Singtel’s fourth&nbsp;generation design with the highest power density, and hyper-connected with a number of international submarine cables connected directly to it. This will be an important addition that will strengthen Singapore’s digital infrastructure and position the country as a key business and connectivity hub.&nbsp;It is also a key milestone for our new standalone digital infrastructure business to capture the significant demand for cloud services and the rapid rise of AI adoption in the region.&nbsp;With DC Tuas, we have leveraged our expertise and experience in designing, building and operating data centres to offer a&nbsp;differentiated value proposition to customers – a carrier-neutral advanced facility with access to exceptional connectivity and security.&nbsp;Singapore is integral to our regional data centre strategy and we look forward to continue supporting the country’s ambition to be a sustainable, global digital hub.”Singtel&nbsp;currently provides 60MW of DC capacity in&nbsp;Singapore. &nbsp;The total capacity will grow to 118MW when DC Tuas is operational in 2025. &nbsp;Ahead of its construction, DC Tuas has already received interest from customers including hyperscalers, multinational and regional corporates, and Singapore enterprises.In addition to its data centres in Singapore, Singtel has partnered Telkom and Medco Power in Indonesia, and GULF and AIS in Thailand, to build data centres in Batam and Bangkok respectively.Singtel is Asia’s leading communications technology group, operating in one of the world’s fastest growing and most dynamic regions. We provide an extensive range of digital and telecommunication services to consumers and businesses.newsroom@singtel.com
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Singapore, 8 August 2023 – Singtel has commenced the construction of DC Tuas, Singapore’s highest power density, hyper-connected green data centre, following a groundbreaking ceremony today with Guest-of-Honour Infocomm Media Development Authority’s (IMDA) Chief Executive Mr Lew Chuen Hong.

Singtel begins construction of Singapore’s highest power density, hyper-connected green data centre

From 14 July 2023, viewers can access pre-event content featuring valuable insights, team profiles, and player interviews, building anticipation for the tournament. Replays of matches and daily match highlights will also be provided, ensuring no exciting moments are missed.

“Football is much more than a sport, with its ability to bring communities together and inspire hope in people across nations. We are therefore delighted to partner Singtel and StarHub once again to deliver more scintillating football action to audiences in Singapore, this time with the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia &amp; New Zealand 2023™”, said Angeline Poh, Chief Customer and Corporate Development Officer, Mediacorp. “We trust that fans will enjoy the convenience of catching the pinnacle event of women’s football on mewatch, which will offer all 64 matches ‘live’ and on-demand for catch-up viewing, as well as curated highlights on a dedicated channel – all on their preferred devices.”

"The FIFA Women’s World Cup,&nbsp;despite its relatively short history,&nbsp;has been gaining momentum and growing in popularity. Today, it stands as a major event on the global sports calendar and we are&nbsp;exhilarated to&nbsp;partner Mediacorp and StarHub to bring this historic tournament to our viewers. "

Diana Chen,Managing Director, Customer Value,Singtel Singapore

“The&nbsp;FIFA Women’s World Cup,&nbsp;despite its relatively short history,&nbsp;has been gaining momentum and growing in popularity. Today, it stands as a major event on the global sports calendar and we are&nbsp;exhilarated to&nbsp;partner Mediacorp and StarHub to bring this historic tournament to our viewers. Whether you’re watching the matches at home or on the go, Singapore’s football fans won’t miss a single moment of the action&nbsp;with Singtel’s&nbsp;advanced fibre and mobile networks. We invite you to join us in celebrating the talent of these remarkable athletes,” said Diana Chen, Managing Director, Customer Value, Singtel Singapore.&nbsp;

“We believe that sports has a unique power to unite people and should be readily available to everyone. As part of our commitment to bring football to all, StarHub is thrilled to join hands with Singtel and&nbsp;Mediacorp, to ensure the beautiful game is accessible to all our&nbsp;TV&nbsp;customers,” said Johan Buse, Chief, Consumer Business Group, StarHub. “We are also encouraged by the surging popularity of women's football and strive to support female athletes on the global stage, by screening all Women's World Cup matches and enabling sports fans to fully immerse themselves in the tournament.”

All matches will be made available on&nbsp;StarHub’s TV+ and IPTV platforms (Channels 251 and 252),&nbsp;Singtel TV, Singtel TV GO (Channels 141 and 142)&nbsp;and CAST,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mediacorp’s digital&nbsp;video streaming service&nbsp;mewatch. Audiences in Singapore will also be able to catch the opening match ‘live’, in addition to a delayed telecast of the final match, on free-to-air television on Mediacorp’s Channel 5.

For more information on StarHub's TV+ packages, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.starhub.com/tvplus">www.starhub.com/tvplus</a>. For details related to the streaming of the matches on mewatch, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mewatch.sg/fifaworldcup" target="_blank">www.mewatch.sg/fifaworldcup</a>.

<h1>Mediacorp, Singtel and StarHub Join Forces to Bring the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ to Singapore</h1>Singapore, 14 July 2023 – From 20 July to 20 August 2023, Mediacorp, Singtel and StarHub, are set to provide full coverage of all 64 FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ matches to football fans in Singapore. The collaboration will enable football fans to stream the games 'live' or on-demand on any device, ensuring they can enjoy the matches at their own convenience. 

All new and existing mewatch, Singtel TV and StarHub TV customers will be able to catch the electrifying games at no extra cost. 

The upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ will be a tournament of many firsts. For the first time in its history, the event will be jointly hosted by two countries, as well as feature an expanded format with 32 teams, up from 24 teams previously. Among these teams are defending champions from the 2019 competition, the United States, as well as Asian representatives including South Korea, Japan, Philippines, and Vietnam. Spanning 32 days across 10 stadiums, the tournament will kick off on 20 July 2023, 3pm, at Eden Park in Auckland, with co-host New Zealand competing against Norway. From 14 July 2023, viewers can access pre-event content featuring valuable insights, team profiles, and player interviews, building anticipation for the tournament. Replays of matches and daily match highlights will also be provided, ensuring no exciting moments are missed.“Football is much more than a sport, with its ability to bring communities together and inspire hope in people across nations. We are therefore delighted to partner Singtel and StarHub once again to deliver more scintillating football action to audiences in Singapore, this time with the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia &amp; New Zealand 2023™”, said Angeline Poh, Chief Customer and Corporate Development Officer, Mediacorp. “We trust that fans will enjoy the convenience of catching the pinnacle event of women’s football on mewatch, which will offer all 64 matches ‘live’ and on-demand for catch-up viewing, as well as curated highlights on a dedicated channel – all on their preferred devices.”"The FIFA Women’s World Cup,&nbsp;despite its relatively short history,&nbsp;has been gaining momentum and growing in popularity. Today, it stands as a major event on the global sports calendar and we are&nbsp;exhilarated to&nbsp;partner Mediacorp and StarHub to bring this historic tournament to our viewers. "Diana Chen,Managing Director, Customer Value,Singtel Singapore“The&nbsp;FIFA Women’s World Cup,&nbsp;despite its relatively short history,&nbsp;has been gaining momentum and growing in popularity. Today, it stands as a major event on the global sports calendar and we are&nbsp;exhilarated to&nbsp;partner Mediacorp and StarHub to bring this historic tournament to our viewers. Whether you’re watching the matches at home or on the go, Singapore’s football fans won’t miss a single moment of the action&nbsp;with Singtel’s&nbsp;advanced fibre and mobile networks. We invite you to join us in celebrating the talent of these remarkable athletes,” said Diana Chen, Managing Director, Customer Value, Singtel Singapore.&nbsp;“We believe that sports has a unique power to unite people and should be readily available to everyone. As part of our commitment to bring football to all, StarHub is thrilled to join hands with Singtel and&nbsp;Mediacorp, to ensure the beautiful game is accessible to all our&nbsp;TV&nbsp;customers,” said Johan Buse, Chief, Consumer Business Group, StarHub. “We are also encouraged by the surging popularity of women's football and strive to support female athletes on the global stage, by screening all Women's World Cup matches and enabling sports fans to fully immerse themselves in the tournament.”All matches will be made available on&nbsp;StarHub’s TV+ and IPTV platforms (Channels 251 and 252),&nbsp;Singtel TV, Singtel TV GO (Channels 141 and 142)&nbsp;and CAST,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mediacorp’s digital&nbsp;video streaming service&nbsp;mewatch. Audiences in Singapore will also be able to catch the opening match ‘live’, in addition to a delayed telecast of the final match, on free-to-air television on Mediacorp’s Channel 5.For more information on StarHub's TV+ packages, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.starhub.com/tvplus">www.starhub.com/tvplus</a>. For details related to the streaming of the matches on mewatch, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mewatch.sg/fifaworldcup" target="_blank">www.mewatch.sg/fifaworldcup</a>.Singtel is Asia’s leading communications technology group, operating in one of the world’s fastest growing and most dynamic regions. We provide an extensive range of digital and telecommunication services to consumers and businesses.newsroom@singtel.com
Singtel Group Strategic Communications and Brand, 31 Exeter Road, Comcentre #19-00, Singapore 239732

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Singapore, 14 July 2023 – From 20 July to 20 August 2023, Mediacorp, Singtel and StarHub, are set to provide full coverage of all 64 FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ matches to football fans in Singapore. The collaboration will enable football fans to stream the games 'live' or on-demand on any device, ensuring they can enjoy the matches at their own convenience. 

All new and existing mewatch, Singtel TV and StarHub TV customers will be able to catch the electrifying games at no extra cost. 

The upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ will be a tournament of many firsts. For the first time in its history, the event will be jointly hosted by two countries, as well as feature an expanded format with 32 teams, up from 24 teams previously. Among these teams are defending champions from the 2019 competition, the United States, as well as Asian representatives including South Korea, Japan, Philippines, and Vietnam. Spanning 32 days across 10 stadiums, the tournament will kick off on 20 July 2023, 3pm, at Eden Park in Auckland, with co-host New Zealand competing against Norway. 