Data Centres: An International Legal and Regulatory Perspective
Spotlight on Singapore
Singapore has long been recognised as a regional hub for data centres, with a total capacity exceeding 1.4 GW.
Singapore has long been recognised as a regional hub for data centres, with a total capacity exceeding 1.4 GW.
On 23 September 2025, we hosted a webinar with enervis on “Powering Data Centers – Energy & Legal Perspectives”.
On 23 September 2025, we hosted a webinar with enervis on “Powering Data Centers – Energy & Legal Perspectives”.
As of 2024, Greece’s data centre market was estimated to be worth approximately US$812m, with forecasts suggesting it could grow to around US$2.070bn by 2030, reflecting a robust CAGR of nearly 17%.
In 2024, the UK was home to the highest number of data centres in Western Europe. With around 250 active facilities across 72 cities, the market was valued at approximately US$10.7bn in 2024.
Vietnam’s data centre sector is solidifying its position as a rising powerhouse in the digital infrastructure landscape.
Thailand is rapidly becoming a key player in the data centre industry, with rising cloud adoption and a booming digital economy.
The Indonesian data centre industry landscape is experiencing rapid transformation, driven by the meteoric rise of the digital economy.
With exponential demand for data storage and connectivity, there has been an upsurge in investment in data centres globally.
In recent years, Spain has witnessed an impressive increase in the construction and development of data centres.
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