Overview
Equinix Data Center at 20 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore, is an operational data exchange facility. It serves as a key interconnection hub in Singapore's telecommunications infrastructure.
Equinix Data Center - 20 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore is a data exchange facility located in the heart of Singapore's technology district. As part of Equinix's global network of data centers, this facility provides colocation and interconnection services, supporting the region's digital economy. The site is strategically positioned to serve local and international clients requiring low-latency connectivity. Operating under Singapore's telecommunications regulatory framework, the facility adheres to the Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) guidelines for data center operations. It is equipped with redundant power and cooling systems, high-speed fiber connectivity, and robust security measures. The data center supports a range of services including cloud on-ramps, direct peering, and managed hosting, typical of large-scale interconnection hubs. The facility plays a critical role in Singapore's status as a global telecommunications hub, enabling data exchange between Asia-Pacific markets. Its location in the Ayer Rajah Crescent area benefits from proximity to research institutions and tech companies, fostering innovation. The data center's environmental impact is managed through energy-efficient designs and participation in sustainability initiatives.
Environmental context
The facility operates in a dense urban environment, where data centers contribute to local heat island effects and high energy consumption. Equinix has implemented energy-efficient cooling systems and participates in renewable energy procurement to mitigate environmental impact. The site's proximity to residential and commercial areas requires careful management of noise and visual aesthetics, though data centers typically have minimal visual footprint.
Frequently asked questions
The facility is located at 20 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore, in the central technology district near one-north.
It provides colocation, interconnection, cloud on-ramps, and managed services for businesses requiring reliable data exchange and low-latency connectivity.
The facility is connected to multiple fiber networks and offers direct peering with major carriers and cloud providers, ensuring high-speed and redundant connectivity.
Data centers in Singapore must comply with IMDA guidelines, building codes, and environmental regulations, including energy efficiency standards and data protection laws.
Data exchange facilities serve as interconnection hubs where networks exchange traffic, enabling efficient data routing, reducing latency, and supporting internet infrastructure.