TOKYO, Oct 7 : Blackstone-backed AirTrunk said on Wednesday it was investing an additional $1 billion in its 300-plus-megawatt hyperscale data centre campus in the eastern Japanese city of Inzai to enable AI workloads.
• Investment is for liquid-cooling technology deployment to enable AI workload
• Campus traditionally supported cloud workload for cloud services
• TOK1 likely to be first campus in Japan to have large-scale AI workload deployment, CEO Robin Khuda says
Guess WordCrack the word, one row at a timeBuzzwordCreate words using the given lettersMini SudokuTiny puzzle, mighty brain teaserMini CrosswordSmall grid, big challengeWord SearchSpot as many words as you can Show More Show Less• "Due to geopolitical reasons, we are seeing more and more customers looking to Japan from a North Asian perspective," Khuda says
• Deploying AI infrastructure will get harder in the US, is already hard in Europe, making Asia a "big beneficiary," Khuda says