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Singapore Keppel 007 (SGP2)

Keppel Data Centres

Singapore, Singapore

Singapore Keppel 007 is a colocation data centre operated by Keppel Data Centres in Singapore, Singapore. The site is operational.

Status
Operational
Operator
Keppel Data Centres
Location
Singapore, Singapore
Facility type
Colocation

Coordinates

Position

1.34, 103.94

Location precision

Approximate

History

  1. Certification

    Singapore Keppel 007 — certified

    KDC SGP 2 comprises a five-storey data centre main building and a four-storey annexe building. The main building was built in the 1990s and was extensively retrofitted in 2010 for conversion into a data centre. KDC SGP 2 provides 24/7 technical support to its clients and has been certified with the BCA Green Mark (GoldPLUS) Award since 2015.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

  2. Expansion

    Singapore Keppel 007 expansion

    Singapore Keppel 007 was expanded in 2010.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

  3. Commissioning

    Singapore Keppel 007 commissioned

    Singapore Keppel 007 came into service in 2010.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

  4. Commissioning

    Singapore Keppel 007 — entered service

    The main building was built in the 1990s and was extensively retrofitted in 2010 for conversion into a data centre.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

  5. Groundbreaking

    Singapore Keppel 007 broke ground

    Singapore Keppel 007 broke ground in 2009.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

  6. Commissioning

    Singapore Keppel 007 — entered service

    The main building was built in the 1990s and was extensively retrofitted in 2010 for conversion into a data centre.

    Source: keppeldcreit.com

Questions about Singapore Keppel 007

Who operates Singapore Keppel 007?
Singapore Keppel 007 is operated by Keppel Data Centres.
Where is Singapore Keppel 007?
Singapore Keppel 007 is in Singapore, Singapore.
Is Singapore Keppel 007 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records Singapore Keppel 007 as operational.

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