Fulfilling Advanced Infrastructure Needs, Equinix Acquires Three Data Centers In The Philippines

JAKARTA - Equinix, a leading digital infrastructure company in the world, announced that it has completed the acquisition of three data centers in Manila, Philippines, from Total Information Management (TIM), a leading technology solution provider.

This acquisition is a form of answers or rapid growth of the digital population, advances in cloud technology, as well as various government initiatives such as the National Broadband Plan and the Philippines' digital campaign, which further encourages the country's need for advanced digital infrastructure for new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).

The three newly acquired data centers are also home to leading network service providers and four of the main internet exchanges (IXs) in Manila.

With a strategic partnership with NVIDIA and HPE, Equinix's presence in the Philippines will empower local organizations to connect with more than 10,000 companies in Equinix's extensive global ecosystem.

"This expansion is very important in strengthening interconnections, allowing our customers and partners to develop smoothly and safely in one of the most dynamic digital economies in the region," said Cyrus Adaggra, Asia-Pacific President Equinix.

According to him, by expanding the company's footprint in Southeast Asia, they are not only developing the company's digital platform, but also supporting the development of cutting-edge AI services and technology, in line with the government's vision in the digital sector.

"This step reaffirms our commitment to empowering the Philippines with innovative and world-class infrastructure so that it can grow and compete in a increasingly connected world," he said.

With strong data center networks in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, the Equinix facility in the Philippines will provide opportunities for global customers and partners to build their digital infrastructure in this dynamic market as well as in the entire ASEAN region.