Southeast Asia Connect
Named and dated developments across Southeast Asia.
The module order adds a named supplier to Dầu Tiếng 5 as the Tây Ninh project moves into construction, but the buyer, storage capacity and power-purchase terms remain undisclosed.
A survey across six Southeast Asian markets links weak case resolution and loss recovery to declining trust in digital services.
Ryder Industries says a planned 22,000-square-metre site near its existing Vietnam operation could expand the company’s production capacity in the country by about four times when completed.
Finmo says its new Suntec City headquarters expands office capacity by 50% and will support further investment in treasury intelligence, payments and artificial intelligence from Singapore.
The companies say they are collaborating on LoRaWAN infrastructure for a one-million-water-meter initiative, combining TEKTELIC’s network technology with PT IoT Kreasi Indonesia’s local deployment capability.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade says the work programme includes a power-system digital twin, industrial robotics and artificial-intelligence applications, tying technology development to industrial capability.
The proposed law would establish a licensing framework for major cloud and data-centre providers, placing resilience and sustainability requirements closer to the centre of Singapore’s digital-infrastructure policy.
The Australian infrastructure company says its agreement with OpenAI supports an expansion into Malaysia, adding an early indicator of demand in the region’s race for AI-compute capacity.
New agreements cover high-capacity links, bandwidth upgrades and shared passive infrastructure across Kalimantan, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi and Sumatra.
The completed placement strengthens the engineering group’s balance sheet while a new Singapore facility moves towards a planned 2027 opening.
The 36,000-square-foot Perai plant adds digitalised CNC and automated machining capacity, with a reported US$30 million two-phase investment plan.
Iraya Energies will lead AI integration into PETRONAS's platform for evaluating Malaysian oil-and-gas opportunities, myPROdata, including its technical, commercial and security foundations.