Who operates Singapore Equinix 006?

Singapore Equinix 006 is operated by Equinix.

Where is Singapore Equinix 006?

Singapore Equinix 006 is in Singapore, Singapore.

Is Singapore Equinix 006 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records Singapore Equinix 006 as operational.

How much power capacity does Singapore Equinix 006 have?

DC Atlas records 10 MW as Singapore Equinix 006's live capacity.

Singapore Equinix 006 (SG3) · 10 MW live

Name: Singapore Equinix 006
Address: Singapore, Singapore

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Coordinates

Position

1.3, 103.79

Location precision

Approximate

History

June 2021Merger acquisition
Singapore Equinix 006 — changed ownership
MIT said Equinix had exercised its option to buy the facility, with the deal completed in June 2021.
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
October 2018Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 was expanded in October 2018.
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
Q3 2018Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 was expanded in Q3 2018.
Source: investor.equinix.com
1 July 2018Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 — expanded
In Q3 2018, Equinix announced the completion of an expansion of the SG3 IBX data center in Singapore that nearly doubled the size of the facility.
Source: investor.equinix.com
2018Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 was expanded in 2018, with the source referring to this as SG3 phase III.
Source: sec.gov
2018Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 — expanded
Equinix announced the third and final phase of development had been completed in late 2018.
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
4 August 2015Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 — expanded
today announced the second phase expansion of its third International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data center in Singapore, known as SG3.
Source: investor.equinix.com
4 August 2015Expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 expansion
Singapore Equinix 006 was expanded on 4 August 2015.
Source: investor.equinix.com
17 March 2015Commissioning
Singapore Equinix 006 — entered service
today announced the grand opening of its third International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data center, known as SG3, in Singapore.
Source: investor.equinix.com
27 January 2015Commissioning
Singapore Equinix 006 — entered service
On 27 January 2015, Temporary Occupation Permit was obtained for 26A Ayer Rajah Crescent. Lease commenced on 1 March 2015
Source: mapletreeindustrialtrust.listedcompany.com
2015Commissioning
Singapore Equinix 006 commissioned
Singapore Equinix 006 came into service in 2015; the source records it as SG3 Phase I.
Source: sec.gov
January 2015Commissioning
Singapore Equinix 006 — entered service
The 384,802 sq ft (35,750 sqm) facility, known as SG3 is a built-to-suit seven-story data center developed by MIT for Equinix in January 2015.
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
18 April 2013Groundbreaking
Singapore Equinix 006 — broke ground
At a groundbreaking ceremony that was held this morning, Equinix announced that it has commissioned Mapletree Industrial Trust, a leading industrial real estate investment trust listed in Singapore, to develop the new Singapore IBX, known as SG3.
Source: investor.equinix.com
April 2013Groundbreaking
Singapore Equinix 006 broke ground
Singapore Equinix 006 broke ground in April 2013.
Source: mapletreeindustrialtrust.listedcompany.com
1 April 2013Groundbreaking
Singapore Equinix 006 — broke ground
Groundbreaking ceremony of new data centre for Equinix in April 2013
Source: mapletreeindustrialtrust.listedcompany.com
27 March 2013Announcement
Singapore Equinix 006 announcement
Singapore Equinix 006 was announced on 27 March 2013.
Source: investor.equinix.com

Questions about Singapore Equinix 006

Who operates Singapore Equinix 006?: Singapore Equinix 006 is operated by Equinix.
Where is Singapore Equinix 006?: Singapore Equinix 006 is in Singapore, Singapore.
Is Singapore Equinix 006 operational?: Yes. DC Atlas records Singapore Equinix 006 as operational.
How much power capacity does Singapore Equinix 006 have?: DC Atlas records 10 MW as Singapore Equinix 006's live capacity.

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