AMATA Extends Congratulations to NTT Global Data Centers (Thailand) on Groundbreaking of NTT BKK3 Data Center

Mr. Eiichi Tanabe, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of AMATA Corporation PCL, Mr. Chawalit Tippawanich, Chief Executive Officer of Amata U Co., Ltd., and the AMATA team extended their congratulations to Mr. Suthipat Lueprasert, Chief Executive Officer of NTT Global Data Centers (Thailand) Limited, on the momentous occasion of the groundbreaking ceremony for the new NTT Bangkok 3 Data Center (BKK3) recently.

Photo: Mr. Suthipat Lueprasert, Chief Executive Officer of NTT Global Data Centers (Thailand) Limited

The NTT BKK3 Tier 3 Data Center will stand as NTT's largest data center in Thailand, boasting a potential IT load capacity of 12 MW across approximately 4,000 m² of IT space. Strategically situated 57km from Bangkok Central within the Eastern Economic Corridor’s Amata City Chonburi industrial estate, this cutting-edge infrastructure is designed to serve hyperscalers and enterprises, offering flexible and scalable IT solutions, optimal power efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. The facility will support high densities of up to 40kW per rack in a secure, high-availability environment within AMATA’s dedicated data center area, adjacent to NTT's existing Bangkok2 data center. The NTT BKK 3 data center is slated for full operation in the second quarter of 2025.

Photo: The model of the new NTT BKK 3 Data Center; Mr. Eiichi Tanabe, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of AMATA Corporation Public Company Limited (second from left), Mr. Attacha Atipongvanich, Senior Vice President - Sales and Marketing of B. Grimm Power Public Company Limited (third from left), and Mr. Chawalit Tippawanich, Chief Executive Officer of AMATA U Company Limited (fourth from left) pose with guest.

NTT Global Data Centers, a division of NTT DATA is a renowned IT infrastructure and services company based in Japan, operated through NTT Global Data Centers Corporation. The construction of the new data center aligns with NTT Group’s commitment to Green Innovation toward 2040, aiming to achieve net-zero emissions across its operations by 2030.