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BodaData Philippines No. 1 AIDC Base

BodaData Philippines No. 1 AIDC Base is located in Pasig City, Metro Manila, the capital region of the Philippines. The project has a gross floor area of approximately 25,000 square meters and planned IT capacity of 20MW+. Designed for high-density deployments, the facility supports high-power rack deployments and customized delivery to meet growing high-performance computing demands.

As a key milestone in BodaData’s internationalization strategy, the project further strengthens the company’s presence in Southeast Asia, providing stable and reliable AIDC infrastructure services for Chinese enterprises expanding overseas, as well as local and international customers.

  • 20+

    IT Capacity

  • <1.35

    Power Supply Density

  • Tier3+

    Construction Level

Pasig,Philippines
  • Strategic Location, Scarce Resources

    Located in the heart of Metro Manila’s CBD, the facility is one of the region’s largest carrier-neutral telecommunications data centers, offering access to critical connectivity and digital infrastructure resources in a highly strategic location.
  • Deep Customization, Fast Delivery

    Tailored to specific customer requirements, the facility features modular and flexible designs that enable rapid deployment, efficient delivery, and seamless scalability as business needs evolve.
  • Flexible Deployment, Liquid Cooling Ready

    Designed for evolving high-density computing needs, the facility supports flexible deployment and liquid-cooling solutions, enabling rapid delivery and customized development for next-generation workloads.
  • AI-Ready Infrastructure, Empowering Industries

    Integrating AI-ready infrastructure and advanced computing capabilities, the facility supports diverse industry applications, helping customers accelerate AI adoption and unlock new opportunities in the digital economy.

AI intelligent operation and maintenance platform

AI vertical cooling energy efficiency control

Indirect evaporative cooling

Waste heat recovery

Reserved energy storage

Liquid cooling

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