A landmark for digital infrastructure in Southern Vietnam
A 74.8-hectare campus of five Tier IV data halls, an on-site power complex and renewable generation — engineered as one system.
Digital Hub is a 100 MW, Tier IV data-centre campus — renewable-led, multi-source powered, and built to host the world's most demanding AI and cloud workloads.
A 100 MW data centre, built to Tier IV, powered four ways, for the scale of artificial intelligence.
A 74.8-hectare campus of five Tier IV data halls, an on-site power complex and renewable generation — engineered as one system.
Four independent sources and an on-site power complex keep grid dependence under 30% of total load — delivering firm, carbon-free-capable power for AI at hyperscale.
Campus solar fields with integrated battery storage (BESS).
Drawing on the region's strong offshore wind resource.
On-site central power plant for dispatchable 24/7 capacity.
126 MW substation, national-grid baseload, 2N topology.
Fully redundant power and N+1 high-efficiency cooling with thermal storage — built for fault tolerance.
High-efficiency design holds power usage effectiveness low through Vietnam's tropical climate.
Solar, wind and storage anchor a low-carbon supply for tenants with carbon-free-energy goals.
Five Tier IV data-hall buildings of 3,850 m² each, set within solar fields and served by a dedicated on-site power complex.
A 74.8-hectare campus designed for resilience, sustainability and hyperscale growth.
Liquid-ready, high-density racks at 40–80 kW for GPU and AI clusters, with build-to-suit, multi-MW blocks delivered in phases to commercial operation.
A 2N power topology and N+1 cooling with integrated thermal storage hold a design PUE at or below 1.4.
Close to FPT and CMC submarine-cable landings, with low-latency routing to the HCMC core.
Build-to-suit capacity in multi-MW blocks, scaling with tenant demand to commercial operation.
Tier IV physical security and data-localisation-compliant capacity for sovereign workloads.
Vietnam's data-centre market is forecast to reach US$1.03B by 2028, up from US$561M in 2022 — driven by a 100-million-person digital economy and on-shore data-localisation.
Whether you're looking to host AI and cloud workloads, partner on development, or invest — we'd be glad to talk.
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