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Singapore data-centre investors pursue Japan deals amid power constraints

Singapore data-centre real-estate trusts are seeking deals in Japan as electricity shortages and grid constraints increase competition for data-centre capacity. The shift reflects growing pressure on power infrastructure from digital expansion.

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Power bottlenecks could constrain data-centre growth and increase competition for electricity across major Asian markets.

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  1. Singapore data centre Reits chase Japan deals as power crunch raises stakes ↗businesstimes.com.sg · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 12:32 AM UTC

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