Pioneering Tropical Climate Data Center Testbed to Elevate Singapore's Sustainable Data Center Prowess

In a groundbreaking initiative, the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have collaborated to establish the world’s first tropical climate data center testbed. This groundbreaking initiative, named the Sustainable Tropical Data Centre Testbed (STDCT), aims to revolutionize data center design and operation in tropical climates, positioning Singapore as a global leader in sustainable data center technology.

The STDCT, hosted on the NUS campus, is designed to address the unique challenges of operating data centers in tropical environments, such as high humidity, ambient temperatures, and seasonal fluctuations. By rigorously testing and evaluating innovative cooling solutions and energy-efficient technologies, the STDCT will pave the way for developing sustainable and resilient data centers tailored to tropical climates.

“The STDCT is a significant milestone in our efforts to establish Singapore as a global hub for sustainable data center innovation,” remarked Professor Tan Eng Leong, Senior Vice-President for Research and Technology at NUS. “Through this testbed, we aim to develop and validate solutions that will not only enhance the sustainability of data centers in Singapore but also contribute to global efforts in reducing the environmental impact of data center operations.”

The STDCT is expected to attract researchers and industry partners worldwide, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in sustainable data center technologies. This collaborative approach will accelerate the development of innovative solutions and contribute to Singapore’s global data center market competitiveness.

“The STDCT is a testament to Singapore’s commitment to sustainability and innovation in the data center sector,” stated Professor Lam Kwok Yan, Associate Vice President for Research and Technology at NTU. “Through this initiative, we are addressing the environmental challenges associated with data center operations and positioning Singapore as a pioneer in developing sustainable data center solutions for tropical climates.”

Establishing the STDCT marks a significant step in Singapore’s journey toward becoming a global leader in sustainable data center technology. With its focus on innovation, collaboration, and sustainability, the STDCT is poised to impact the future of data center operations worldwide.

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