Singapore – Bridge Data Centres has introduced a refreshed corporate identity as part of efforts to reinforce its position as a major provider of hyperscale and AI infrastructure across the APAC region.
The updated branding reflects the company’s evolution into a large-scale data centre developer and operator with an expanding portfolio of mega-campus developments across APAC.
The revised identity aligns with the group’s operating model, which combines regional scale with strong local execution, and highlights its role as an early entrant in several markets as well as a long-term partner to global and regional hyperscale customers.
The company’s growth strategy continues to be supported by its controlling shareholder, Bain Capital, which has reaffirmed its backing of Bridge Data Centres’ strategic direction and expansion plans. This support reflects confidence in the platform’s ability to deliver complex developments efficiently while maintaining governance and sustainability standards across diverse markets.
“Our new identity reflects who BDC is today; a platform built on disciplined execution, certainty of delivery, and the ability to scale with our customers,” Eric Fan, chief executive officer at Bridge Data Centres, stated.
“This is what we do-–-build hyperscale campuses leveraging full-stack capabilities; bridging the future and connecting the world with infrastructure built for the long term.”
Looking ahead, Bridge Data Centres plans to continue scaling alongside international and Asian hyperscale clients while entering additional markets. By 2026, operating capacity across existing campuses in Malaysia and Thailand is expected to approach 700 megawatts, supported by further development phases and utility-aligned infrastructure designed to meet rising demand from AI-driven and high-density computing workloads.
The company’s broader strategy remains focused on developing high-density, utility-integrated campuses along key economic corridors, while aligning new capacity with national digital priorities and energy transition objectives.
“Bridge Data Centres has established itself as one of the most capable hyperscale builders in Asia by combining world-class capabilities with strong local execution,” Drew Chen, partner at Bain Capital, commented.
“BDC is not only building capacity; it is building a resilient platform for the digital economy of tomorrow.”
In 2025, Bridge Data Centres reached several operational and sustainability milestones, including the launch of Johor’s first data centre-led on-campus water treatment facility, the commencement of development at a second campus in Thailand, and the publication of its inaugural environmental, social and governance report outlining measurable sustainability commitments.
Over the same period, the company also continued to expand its campus portfolio in Malaysia, diversify its hyperscale customer base, advance large-scale development activity in Thailand and increase its reserved power and resource pipelines for continued growth from 2026 onwards.
