Digital Realty

Digital Realty provides data centre services and colocation globally, operating a large platform designed for complex deployments.

Singapore address
2 Central Boulevard, West Tower #29-03, Singapore 018916
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Overview of Digital Realty

Digital Realty provides data centre services and colocation globally, operating a large platform designed for complex deployments. The company offers scalable colocation and secure interconnection capabilities, supporting various needs from single racks to private suites and high-density AI workflows. They serve enterprises and service providers, enabling access, connections, and reliability for scaling operations. Digital Realty emphasizes flexibility, open ecosystems, and sustainable infrastructure, with a global network of over 300 data centres across more than 55 metropolitan areas. In Singapore, they operate data centres at SIN10 and SIN11, located at 29 Tai Seng Avenue, providing colocation, interconnection, and PlatformDIGITAL services.

  • Recorded Singapore presence: Physical Singapore office
  • Address: 2 Central Boulevard, West Tower #29-03, Singapore 018916
  • Phone: +65 6505 3900
  • Website: https://www.digitalrealty.com

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Locations

Other office locations

  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR (Sales)
  • Sydney, Australia (Sales)

Data-centre locations

  • SIN10 (Digital Jurong West) — International Business Park, Jurong East
  • SIN11 (Digital Loyang 1) — Loyang (3 Loyang Way)
  • SIN12 (Digital Loyang 2) — Loyang (11 Loyang Close)

Buyer Decision Checklist

Singapore's data centre market runs under IMDA's Tropical Data Centre Standard and MTCS expectations, so the gap between a real colocation partner and a brochure shows up in the certificates, power terms, and on-ramps. Use this checklist before you sign a colocation or hosting contract.

How to evaluate a data centre / colocation provider in Singapore

  • Treat the Uptime Institute tier as a document, not a slogan: ask for the Tier-Certified Design Documents and Constructed Facility certificates (Tier III at 99.982% is the floor for serious workloads; Tier IV's ~30-50% premium is only worth it for trading floors or critical records).
  • If you serve government, finance, or healthcare, verify the provider's MTCS (SS 584) level on the IMDA register rather than accepting an 'MTCS-certified' logo — confirm it is Level 3 where sensitive or regulated data is involved.
  • Demand the underlying security and compliance audits behind the badges — ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, and PCI DSS where card data applies — and ask for the auditor name, scope, and audit date, not just the certificate cover.
  • Pin down power and resilience in writing: confirm whether redundancy is N+1 or 2N, get the last 12-month measured PUE and tested operating temperature (TR 95 / Tropical DC Standard alignment), and read the SLA clause on burst/overage power before modelling 36-month TCO.
  • Map connectivity to your stack: check for direct cloud on-ramps in the same facility (AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, GCP Partner Interconnect, OCI FastConnect), cross-connect density, and carrier choice so you are not locked to a single network.
  • Test the operational reality of physical security, PDPA obligations, and remote-hands and migration support — confirm 24/7 staffing, escort procedures, response SLAs, and who physically handles your kit at 3am.

Verify for Digital Realty

  • Confirm key details directly with the vendor — this listing isn't vendor-managed yet.
  • Ask for two recent Singapore client references you can speak with.
  • Ask for a written scope of services before comparing quotes.
  • Request evidence of relevant certifications and their current validity.

Questions to ask

  • What is your MTCS level on the IMDA register, and can you share the Uptime Institute tier certificate and the date of your most recent ISO 27001 / SOC 2 audit?
  • What was your measured PUE over the last 12 months, and is the power model metered, capped, or reserved — including the SLA terms on burst power?
  • Which cloud on-ramps and carriers are available cross-connect in this specific facility, and what are the cross-connect and migration fees?
  • What are your remote-hands response times and procedures, and how do you meet PDPA and physical-security obligations for tenant equipment and data?

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