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Global Switch:3 data center sites in Asia-Pacific.
As of 30 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 3 data center sites listed under Global Switch in Asia-Pacific: 3 operating and 0 planned or under construction. Reported power capacity: 93 MW operating. It ranks number 35 by sites among 221 named operators, with 1% of the 546 sites tracked. Largest countries: Singapore (2), Australia (1).
Unlock all 3 Global Switch sites3 operating · 0 planned or under construction · #35 operator
- Singapore (2)
- Australia (1)
Mapped Global Switch footprint in Asia-Pacific (site-level details require sign-in)
Where Global Switch is
Largest operators in Asia-Pacific
- NEXTDC50
- Equinix26
- CDC Data Centres20
- Global Switch3
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Global Switch: 5 data centers with their own page
- Sydney East Data Center
Ultimo, Australia38 MW - Global Switch Sydney
Sydney, Australia35 MW - Global Switch Singapore Woodlands
Kranji, Woodgrove, Woodlands, Singapore30 MW - Global Switch Singapore Tai Seng
Serangoon Garden, Hougang, Punggol, Singapore25 MW - Sydney West Data Center
Ultimo, AustraliaNot recorded
Ranked by reported MW. Capacity is as stated by the publisher; where none is stated it says not recorded.
Global Switch: SEC filings, annual reports and disclosed figures
Primary regulatory filings and annual reports on record for Global Switch, with disclosed capital expenditure, lease commitments and capacity figures.
- Global Switch Holdings Limited Annual Report 2024 (428,000 sqm Across Europe & Asia-Pacific) (Annual Report · FY 2024 · filed 30 April 2025)
Reports £398M revenue and 428,000 sqm (~450 MVA) of Tier III+ carrier-neutral data centre capacity across London Docklands, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Madrid, Singapore (Tai Seng & Woodlands), Sydney Ultimo (74 MW), and Hong Kong Tseung Kwan O.Annual Report ↗ - Unlock all Global Switch filings and extracted figures →
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Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Sites are listed with the operator as published (the owner for industrial parks). Data updated 30 October 2026; this page was built on 30 October 2026 at 13:25 UTC, so the live app can show a few more or fewer sites and deals.
Questions
How many data center sites does Global Switch have in Asia-Pacific?
3 tracked as of 30 October 2026: 3 operating and 0 planned or under construction. This is what we have recorded, not a full census.
Where are Global Switch's data center sites?
Largest countries by sites: Singapore (2), Australia (1).
How much power capacity does Global Switch have?
Reported power capacity: 93 MW operating.
How does Global Switch compare with other data center operators?
It ranks number 35 of the 65 largest named operators by sites tracked. The largest is NEXTDC with 50.
Where does the data come from?
Figures link to the page that published them. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Baxtel, NEXTDC, Equinix, Data Center Dynamics.
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