Thailand Tightens Data Centre Rules Amidst Surge in Power Requests
Thailand's government has approved a new regulatory framework for data centers in response to a surge in electricity requests far exceeding actual investment plans. The policy aims to prevent speculative reservations and prioritize projects with tangible economic benefits.
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