初创公司尽调
尽调报告 Climate/energy (sustainable hyperscale data center infrastructure) Late-stage private / Series C 2026-07-04

DayOne Data Centers

稀缺资本通道和真实超大规模需求让 DayOne 值得继续跟踪;但公开财务披露太少,今天还很难支撑其据报 US$20B 的估值。

DayOne 是优质数字基础设施资产,拥有真实超大规模云需求和罕见融资通道;但公开证据尚未证明其盈利能力和合同质量足以支撑据报 US$20B 估值。

封面要素

总部 01
Singapore [CO002]
成立时间 02
2022 [CO002]
最终 Series C 募资总额 03
4500 USD M [CO016, CV007]
此前 Series A/B 股权融资 04
1900 USD M [CO014]
马来西亚已锁定可再生能源 07
1 GW+ [CO025, CO026]

公司概况

DayOne Data Centers 是一家总部位于 Singapore、2022 年成立的独立超大规模数据中心平台,由 CEO Jamie Khoo 领导。它卖的不是软件服务,而是面向 AI 的园区、供电、制冷、连接和可持续基础设施组合,服务 Singapore、Johor、Batam、Hong Kong、Tokyo、Thailand 和 Finland 等地的超大规模云厂商与企业。到 2026 年 6 月,公司已完成 US$4.5B Series C,称在亚太和欧洲累计预订超过 1.5GW,独立报道也在讨论其潜在 US$20B IPO 估值。核心投资判断难点在于:这些规模信号确实存在,但公开材料仍缺少验证这一高估值所需的收入、利润率和客户集中度披露。

官网
dayonedc.com
成立时间
2022-01-01
创立地点
Singapore
总部
Singapore
产品
DayOne 开发并运营超大规模数据中心园区,采用模块化交付,配置高密度供电与制冷、连接能力,以及可再生能源采购、部分 SOFC 能源试点等可持续特性。
客户
需要在亚太和欧洲电力、时延受限市场获得高密度容量的超大规模云厂商、云服务商、AI 基础设施买家和大型企业。
商业模式
长周期托管和超大规模容量合同,加上相关园区开发、供电配置、基础设施运营和可持续能源解决方案。
阶段
Late-stage private / Series C
融资情况
2026 年 1 月宣布初始 US$2.0B+ Series C 后,DayOne 于 2026 年 6 月完成最终 US$4.5B Series C;在此之前,公司已有 US$1.9B 的 Series A/B 股权融资,以及用于 Finland 主导扩张的最高 €1B 夹层融资。
[CO001, CO003, CO005, CO010, CO016, CO017, CV008]

执行摘要

主要优势

  • DayOne 拿到稀缺资本支持,包括 Coatue 领投的 Series C、GDS 关联资源,以及基础设施债务 / 夹层融资能力。
  • SIJORI 策略让 DayOne 借柔佛和巴淡承接新加坡外溢需求,形成服务受限超大规模云需求的差异化路径。
  • 公开披露的预订和承诺显示 AI / 云需求真实存在,不只是囤地式押注。
  • 可持续定位、可再生能源合同和模块化交付,可能帮助 DayOne 赢下受约束的超大规模云部署。

主要风险

  • 收入、利润率、烧钱速度、合同定价和客户集中度仍未公开,据报 IPO 估值因此很难承销。
  • 跨司法辖区落地要靠电力供给、许可和准时交付,范围覆盖新加坡、马来西亚、印尼、泰国、日本、香港和芬兰。
  • 可持续逻辑部分依赖未来可再生能源采购,以及 SOFC / 氢能部署;方向有吸引力,但尚未在整个平台规模跑通。
  • 如果公开市场重估数字基础设施,或 DayOne 在运营指标披露更充分前推进 IPO,估值溢价可能被压缩。
  • 扩张似乎绑定少数超大型 hyperscale / AI 客户,但合同质量、期限和流失数据仍未披露。

未决问题

  • 2025–2026 年审计或管理层口径的收入、EBITDA、现金、偿债和利润率数据。
  • 1.0–1.5GW 已承诺 / 已预订容量对应的客户级租约条款、利用率、集中度和留存。
  • 站点级机房密度、液冷部署、可用性表现和 SOFC 运营经济性的证据。
  • 夹层 / 绿色融资结构的详细条款,包括契约、担保和资本成本。
  • 确认 IPO 时间、上市地点组合,以及 US$20B 标记反映的是银行端明确需求,还是仅为目标定位。

目录

Chapter 01

01公司概览

1.1 身份、产品与版图

DayOne Data Centers 更应被理解为一家总部位于 Singapore 的私营超大规模数据中心平台,而不是只有单一市场版图的传统托管运营商。公司称其成立于 2022 年,为全球超大规模云厂商和企业开发下一代、高容量、AI 就绪园区。它的差异化在于造市场模式:DayOne 描述了一条自有 SIJORI 轴辐式走廊,把 Singapore 的连接能力、Johor 的成本和土地优势、Batam 的扩张容量串在一起。官方市场页面显示平台已覆盖 Singapore、Johor、Batam、Hong Kong、Tokyo、Greater Bangkok 和 Finland;2026 年 6 月最终 Series C 新闻稿又把 Spain 加入已披露的运营或开发名单。因此,这是一套重资本的容量前置开发平台:先于需求锁定土地、电力和许可,把园区打包成高密度 AI 就绪供给,再把区域稀缺容量转化为超大规模客户的长期预订。公开证据最能支撑的是身份、市场和产品架构;具名客户、收入和精确利用率仍未公开。[CO001, CO002, CO003, CO004, CO005, CO006]

KPI 快照表
指标数值 / 状态日期置信度缺口或尽调备注
总部新加坡2026-07-04公司和独立融资来源均确认。
成立20222026-06-05公司使用成立表述;留存来源没有独立备案法律注册细节。
商业模式开发并运营面向 AI 的超大规模数据中心园区2026-06-05客户合同和定价条款仍未公开。
Series C 最终总募集额US$4.5B2026-06-05公司通过 PRNewswire/Yahoo 确认,DCD 亦有报道。
Series C 前已披露股权融资Series A/B 合计 US$1.9B2026-01-05逐轮股权结构表未公开。
订单 / 承诺6 月订单超过 1.5GW;1 月引用约 1GW 承诺2026-06-05需要已签合同排期、超大规模客户名单和取消条款。
组合容量报道称在役 / 在建超过 500MW,另有超过 500MW 未来开发2026-06-05项目级实时 MW 和交付日期未完全披露。
报道估值 / IPO 标记报道目标 / 估值约 US$20B2026-06-11独立媒体报道;公司未确认估值。
马来西亚可再生能源通过 TNB 合作锁定超过 1GW2026-06-05需要交付排期、电价、限电和 REC 归属细节。
收入 / ARR未公开披露2026-07-04需要管理层数据室或贷款方材料。
员工人数未公开披露2026-07-04需要薪酬台账、LinkedIn 导出或 HR 披露。

数值综合公司公告、官方页面和独立报道;未披露的财务和员工指标有意列为缺口,而不是估算。

[CO001, CO002, CO003, CO016, CO017, CO018]
FO002: 公司快照逻辑

DayOne 的价值主张靠重资本平台撑着:拿到稀缺区域站点和电力,再接住已预订的超大规模 AI 容量。

概念流由留存来源综合而成;并非管理层提供的运营图。

[CO001, CO003, CO004, CO016, CO017, CO019]
FO003: 快照 KPI

公开 KPI 在资本和预订上强,但对收入、客户名称和员工数披露弱。

KPI 图混合已确认的公司披露和市场报道估计;估值未经公司确认。

[CO016, CO017, CO019, CO020, CO025, CO046]

1.2 管理团队与治理

公开层面的管理团队信息集中,但以一家这个阶段的基础设施公司看,可信度不低。DayOne 官网列明 Lim Ah Doo 为董事长,强调其在电信、科技、数据中心、基础设施、银行和投资领域超过四十年的经验,包括此前的董事会层面角色。Jamie Khoo 自 2024 年 3 月起担任 CEO,也是公司融资、TNB 可再生能源合作和企业叙事中的核心经营声音。2026 年最重要的人事变化,是 Chengkang (CK) Yan 于 2026 年 6 月 30 日出任 CFO;他在 Hillhouse、KKR 和 Citi 的背景直接相关,因为 DayOne 的增长要持续拿到机构资本、结构化债务、土地和电力。治理仍只露出一部分:Coatue 和 Hillhouse 现在是两大股东,INA 和 Achi 参与了最终 Series C,GDS 在 US$385 million 股份回购后仍为少数股东。董事会构成、保留事项、创始人经济利益和客户集中度治理均未披露;当 DayOne 权衡 IPO 或战略替代方案时,控制权与冲突将是关键尽调路径。[CO010, CO011, CO012, CO023, CO024, CO044]

领导层与创始人表
人物角色背景职能覆盖关键人依赖
Lim Ah Doo董事长在电信、科技、数据中心、基础设施、银行和投资领域累计 40 多年经验董事会领导力和机构可信度董事会构成和保留事项未公开。
Jamie Khoo2024 年 3 月起任 CEO20 多年金融、系统和投资经验;DayOne 增长叙事的公众面孔客户合作、资本执行、文化和区域扩张高:许多战略表述和合作伙伴仪式都围绕 CEO。
Chengkang (CK) Yan2026 年 6 月获任 CFO前 Hillhouse 董事总经理;此前任 KKR 东南亚 PE 和 Citi 房地产投行资本规划、资金管理、投资者关系、投资纪律中 / 高:该职位在 Series C 最终关账后刚刚任命。

公开领导层列举并不完整,因为 DayOne 未披露完整董事会、委员会结构、创始人名单或更广泛的高管名册。

[CO010, CO011, CO012, CO044]
利益相关方 / 投资者图谱
利益相关方角色控制权或经济重要性尽调问题
Coatue现有投资者;Series C 领投 / 联席领投最终关账后与 Hillhouse 并列被点名为最大股东确认董事会权利、信息权和跟投能力。
Hillhouse现有投资者;最终 Series C 领投 / 联席领投与 Coatue 并列被点名为最大股东;新 CFO 前雇主审查冲突控制和投委会影响力。
Indonesia Investment Authority (INA)主权投资者和印度尼西亚 JV 伙伴参与 Series C,并支持印度尼西亚平台确认 JV 所有权、土地权利和承购安排的一致性。
Achi Capital Partners新的重要 Series C 投资者加入最终 US$4.5B 投资者辛迪加确认出资规模、权利以及资本之外的战略价值。
GDS Holdings前母公司 / 少数股东出售 US$385M 的 DayOne 股份,但保留的持股隐含价值高于 US$2.2B审查分拆协议、客户限制和中国相关治理。
Brookfield 和主权投资者夹层债务工具提供方最高 €1B 的 2025 年夹层融资支持扩张确认契约、到期、担保包和提款状态。
TNB / TNB Renewables / GenCo可再生电力伙伴超过 1GW 马来西亚可再生能源路径和 CRESS 执行尽调电价、互联、REC 转让和限电风险。
超大规模客户订单和承诺基础超过 1.5GW 订单是核心价值驱动需要客户名称、合同期限、信用、爬坡和终止权。

利益相关方图谱是尽调地图,不是股权结构表;除非明确披露,控制权和经济性均由公开角色描述推断。

[CO014, CO016, CO017, CO023, CO024, CO025]

1.3 资本、估值与规模

DayOne 的资本形成在 2026 年明显提速。1 月,公司宣布已签署超过 US$2.0 billion 的 Series C 股权融资最终协议,由 Coatue 领投、INA 支持,价格较上一轮溢价 100%,并建立在 US$1.9 billion 的 Series A/B 股权融资和最高 €1 billion 夹层融资之上。到 2026 年 6 月 5 日,DayOne 宣布最终 Series C 关闭,规模为 US$4.5 billion,Coatue 和 Hillhouse 成为两大股东,INA 和 Achi Capital Partners 也在重要参与方之列。牵引指标也上了一个台阶:1 月材料提到约 1GW 已锁定客户承诺,6 月最终关闭则披露成立以来总容量预订超过 1.5GW。独立报道给出了估值框架:Data Center Dynamics 和 Startup Fortune 描述了约 US$20 billion 的 IPO 估值目标或据报估值,DCD 还报道称 MGX 曾探索收购,IPO 仍可能推进。US$20 billion 应按报道口径处理,而不是公司确认口径;投资判断应落在已签约预订、电力获取和执行风险上,而不是仍未披露的收入指标上。[CO013, CO014, CO015, CO016, CO017, CO018]

1.4 基础设施合作与监管暴露

运营故事越来越取决于 DayOne 能否比竞争对手更快把稀缺土地和电力转化为已交付 MW。Data Center Dynamics 报道其在役和在建容量超过 500MW,另有超过 500MW 留作未来开发;DayOne 自己的历程则提到 NTP Johor、HK1 客户入驻、SG1 破土、Chonburi Tech Park、Tokyo 一期,以及 Batam 的 Nongsa Digital Park 34MW。在 Malaysia,DayOne 与 TNB 旗下实体签署可再生能源供应协议,覆盖约 1.5GWp 太阳能和 2.2GWh 电池储能,并称已通过 TNB 合作锁定超过 1GW 可再生能源。Indonesia 正同时成为 DayOne 的市场和伙伴生态:独立报道描述了 Firmus 在 NVIDIA 支持下计划建设 360MW、170,000-GPU 的 Batam AI 数据中心,DayOne 为基础设施伙伴。负面一面不是已审阅来源中的公司特定法律事件,而是结构性风险:数据中心正因电网压力、水、噪音、排放和土地使用受到政策审视,Singapore 也在加强可持续性和韧性治理。因此,电力合同、许可、社区沟通和可用性治理都是核心尽调项,不是 ESG 脚注。[CO019, CO025, CO026, CO027, CO028, CO029]

市场足迹与基础设施证据
市场公开证据容量 / 设施信号主要尽调问题
新加坡官方市场页面和 2023 年容量授予SG1 破土;SOFC 发电定位确认获授 MW、上线排期和 Digital Infrastructure Bill 义务。
柔佛,马来西亚官方柔佛页面、TNB 合作和 DCD 土地出售报道NTP 和 KTP 园区;TNB 新闻稿引用 RM28B 承诺确认电网互联、土地权属和客户爬坡。
巴淡,印度尼西亚官方巴淡页面和 2026 年 Firmus/Nvidia 报道Nongsa Digital Park 已交付 34MW;报道中的 360MW AI 园区合作确认 DayOne 在 Firmus 安排中的经济权益和 INA JV 条款。
香港官方市场页面和 HK1 客户入驻里程碑官方历程显示 HK1 客户入驻已完成识别租户、合同 MW 和冗余配置。
东京,日本官方市场页面和 40MW 进入里程碑东京园区一期破土确认站点电力、建设时间表和本地许可。
大曼谷 / 泰国官方市场页面和 US$1B 进入里程碑Chonburi Tech Park 园区破土确认融资、锚定客户和购电条款。
芬兰官方芬兰页面和 Lahti/Kouvola 里程碑€1.2B Lahti 投资加 Kouvola 项目验证能源定价、区域供热 / 用水策略和客户承诺。
西班牙列入 2026 年 6 月最终关账新闻稿和 DCD 报道留存来源没有详细 DayOne 项目承销前需要站点级公告。

足迹表区分公司列出的市场与独立报道的项目级证据;西班牙纳入表中,是因为 2026 年 6 月新闻稿列出该市场,但细节很薄。

[CO005, CO006, CO007, CO008, CO009, CO028]
FO001: 公司里程碑时间线

DayOne 的时间线显示,公司从 SIJORI 拿地快速推进到多区域资本市场就绪。

仅标年份的里程碑反映 DayOne 官方历程披露的颗粒度;留存来源给出精确日期时,图中保留精确日期。

[CO032, CO033, CO034, CO035, CO036, CO013]

1.5 里程碑、负面信号与证据缺口

里程碑记录支撑了一个快速搭建的平台故事,也暴露出尽调仍有多少内容要依赖私有材料。DayOne 的历程从 2021 年在 Batam 和 Johor 拿地开始,之后是 2022 年 Singapore 总部、2023 年 Singapore 容量配额、2024 年进入 Japan 和 Thailand、2025 年 Finland 和融资里程碑,以及 2026 年多个园区、资本和合作事件。这条时间线内部一致,也得到独立融资和容量报道印证。最大缺口不是身份缺证据,而是身份背后的经济性。公开来源没有披露收入、ARR、经常化收入规模、利润率、员工数、具名超大规模客户、合同期限、客户集中度、已签约容量与保留容量的区分、项目级 PUE,或 IPO / MGX 替代方案的治理条款。负面研究也发现了广泛的数据中心反对声音和资源使用风险,但截至运行日期,没有留存来源记录 DayOne 特定的诉讼、制裁、宕机或社区纠纷。因此,本章确认 DayOne 是一个资金充足、扩张很快的 AI 基础设施平台,同时明确把客户质量、盈利能力和执行力的最终判断保留到资料室证据可得之后。[CO032, CO033, CO034, CO035, CO036, CO037]

里程碑表
日期事件类型金额 / 状态参与方含义
2021收购巴淡 Nongsa Digital Park 土地扩张已购地DayOne 前身 / 平台新加坡附近的早期印度尼西亚土地储备。
2021收购柔佛 Nusajaya Tech Park 土地扩张已购地DayOne 前身 / 平台马来西亚超大规模走廊的基础。
2022在新加坡设立全球总部创立总部已设立DayOne新加坡锚点成为 IPO / 投资者叙事的一部分。
2023作为四家运营商之一,获授新加坡新数据中心容量监管容量授予新加坡主管机构 / DayOne显示在受限新加坡市场获得监管准入。
2024以 40MW 东京园区进入日本扩张40MW 园区DayOne从 SIJORI 扩展至北亚。
2024以标志性 US$1B 投资进入泰国扩张US$1B 投资DayOne增加大曼谷 / 春武里增长市场。
2025宣布芬兰平台,包括 €1.2B Lahti 投资和 Kouvola 项目扩张€1.2B 加 KouvolaDayOne / 芬兰伙伴首个重要欧洲扩张验证点。
2025完成 Series A 和 Series B 融资里程碑融资US$587M Series A;US$1.2B Series B 股权融资机构和战略投资者建立 Series C 前资本基础。
2025获得最高 €1B 夹层融资工具融资最高 €1BBrookfield 和主权投资者为芬兰 / 全球扩张提供债务容量。
2025获得马来西亚 RM15B 绿色融资融资RM15B / 约 US$3.6B贷款方辛迪加支持马来西亚绿色数据中心建设。
2026-01-05宣布超过 US$2.0B 的 Series C 最终协议融资超过 US$2.0B;较上一轮溢价 100%Coatue、INA 等重大私募资本背书。
2026-06-05宣布 Series C 最终关账融资US$4.5B 总募集额Coatue、Hillhouse、INA、Achi延长股权资金跑道,并增加 IPO 选择权。
2026-06-05报道 TNB 可再生能源协议合作马来西亚超过 1GW 可再生能源DayOne、TNB Renewables、GenCo为马来西亚 AI 容量提供电力路径。
2026-06-30CK Yan 获任 CFO治理CFO 到位DayOne强化资本市场和投资者关系职能。

时间线混合了官方发展里程碑与 2026 年融资和合作公告;部分 2025 年事件在公开来源中没有精确日 / 月。

[CO032, CO033, CO034, CO035, CO036, CO037]

1.6 图表

Chapter 02

02市场分析

2.1 市场边界:有电力保障的超大规模容量,不是泛泛的 IT TAM

DayOne 应放在有电力保障、联网、AI 就绪的数据中心园区市场中判断,这些园区卖给超大规模云、AI 基础设施和大型企业买家;不应拿泛泛的数字化转型 TAM 来套。纳入的支出包括批发托管容量、有电力接入的壳体或定制园区容量、互联、高密度制冷和站点级能源集成。排除的支出包括客户自有 GPU 和服务器、云软件收入、消费者连接和一般 IT 外包。这个边界很重要,因为 DayOne 自己的卖点不是软件工作流,而是地理和电力平台:它把 Singapore、Johor 和 Batam 聚成 SIJORI,再加入 Thailand、Tokyo、Hong Kong 和 Finland 作为容量节点。因此,市场很大,但采用不取决于简单软件渗透曲线,而取决于电力交付、土地、许可、制冷、时延和客户预承诺。可操作的投资框架是一类受约束的基础设施市场:客户可能到处都想要云容量,但 DayOne 只有在能比同行更快把站点控制、电网接入和时延转化为签约容量时,才会赚到有吸引力的回报。[CM001, CM012, CM023, CM031, CM039]

市场定义与边界
细分 / 类别纳入支出排除支出买方 / 付款方与 DayOne 的关系
批发托管 / 超大规模园区带电数据厅容量、冷却、物理安全、连接客户服务器、GPU、云软件收入云和 AI 基础设施容量团队DayOne 园区的核心市场边界
带电壳体 / 定制建造土地、许可、变电站、壳体、客户专属机电装修协调客户应用和模型训练收入超大规模云厂商房地产和基础设施财务客户预先承诺大 MW 区块时适用
互联和低延迟枢纽运营商中立互联机房、光纤路由、海缆接入消费者宽带和通用电信服务网络架构师和云边缘团队对新加坡、香港、巴淡和东京定位至关重要
能源一体化数据中心可再生能源 PPA、现场供电试验、热量复用、效率系统未绑定园区负载的公用事业级发电可持续、采购和基础设施买方新加坡 SOFC 和芬兰可再生叙事的关键
现状替代方案企业自有数据机房、自建超大规模园区、既有托管通用 IT 外包和 SaaS 订阅CIO、CTO、云基础设施和财务定义具名数据中心运营商之外的竞争

边界把 DayOne 可服务容量与客户 IT 硬件 / 软件和通用数字经济支出分开。

[CM001, CM012, CM023, CM031]
FM001: DayOne 受约束的市场规模阶梯

DayOne 的现实市场从全球增长收窄到它能供电并预租的 APAC / 欧洲容量。

DayOne 足迹汇总公开市场页面中公司声称的具名容量,不应视为已签约或已交付 IT 负载。

[CM003, CM004, CM009, CM013, CM018, CM021]

2.2 需求与测算:AI 打开超级周期,但可落地 SAM 受电力限制

最强的市场证据来自三组独立信号的汇合:JLL 的 2026 年展望预计 2026 至 2030 年将新增约 100 GW 容量,CBRE 报告主要枢纽空置率紧、预租持续,IEA 则称数据中心、AI 和加密用电量到 2026 年可能翻倍。对 DayOne 来说,广义 TAM 是全球超大规模和托管容量,实际 SAM 则是公司能锁定电力、土地和许可的 APAC 加精选欧洲市场。APAC 尤其相关:JLL 预测区域容量到 2030 年将从 32 GW 增至 57 GW,CBRE 也认为 Tokyo、Johor 和 Batam 已为 AI 相关需求或外溢交易占位。吸引力在于有电站点的稀缺价值;负面点在于所有可信竞争者都在追同一个瓶颈。本章刻意不使用单一总量 TAM,因为当互联排队、变电站交期和客户侧装配预算决定哪些 MW 会变成收入供给时,宏观预测很容易夸大机会。[CM002, CM003, CM004, CM006, CM007, CM008]

规模测算与供需视角
发布方 / 视角年份地理范围数值 / 信号CAGR 或方向方法备注置信度局限
JLL 全球容量展望2026全球2026-2030 年新增容量约 100 GW;到 2030 年约 200 GW到 2030 年 CAGR 为 14%房地产 / 数据中心市场预测预测值;并非 DayOne 特定数据
JLL 亚太预测2026亚太32 GW,到 2030 年升至 57 GWCAGR 为 12%区域容量预测广义亚太包括 DayOne 未覆盖的市场
JLL EMEA 预测2026欧洲、中东和非洲新增供应 13 GWCAGR 为 10%区域容量预测包含中东以及许多 DayOne 未覆盖市场
CBRE 空置率信号Q1 2025亚太主要枢纽新加坡空置率 2%;香港空置率 28%新加坡紧、香港松经纪商市场调研市场层面空置率,不是 DayOne 合同入住率
CBRE 价格信号Q1 2025新加坡US$310-$470 / kW / 月溢价定价仍在批发托管价格调研价格区间随交易规模和条款变化
IEA 电力需求视角2024全球到 2026 年,数据中心、AI 和加密用电量可能翻倍需求上行压力能源行业预测口径合并了数据中心、AI 和加密负载

公开来源未披露 DayOne 已签约 MW、入住率或园区层面的实际定价,因此测算采用多组证据视角。

[CM002, CM003, CM004, CM005, CM006, CM007]
FM002: 市场估计区间:2030 年前全球容量新增

可投资假设取决于预测中的全球建设量,有多少能转为有电、有许可、已预租的容量。

低 / 高区间是围绕 JLL 全球预测设定的尽调情景,不是独立发布的预测。

[CM002, CM003, CM006, CM034, CM036, CM037]

2.3 地理语境:SIJORI 加精选 APAC 与北欧节点

DayOne 最有差异化的市场逻辑是 SIJORI。Singapore 提供连接能力、企业信任和溢价定价,但土地和电力限制让超大单一市场部署很难。Johor 随后成为规模阀门,MIDA 报告 Malaysia 78.6% 的运营 IT 容量已在 Johor,DayOne 也称在 NTP 和 KTP 拥有数百 MW。Batam 则补上靠近 Singapore、具备海底光缆接入、成本更低且位于 SEZ 的节点。SIJORI 之外,Thailand 提供政府支持的数字经济环境和大型 Chonburi 园区命题;Tokyo 提供需求密度和时延;Hong Kong 提供金融市场和跨境连接,但土地有限;Finland 则用可再生电力和余热定位服务欧洲客户。这些地点让市场有吸引力,但每个地点也有自己的瓶颈:电网建设、水、许可、客户集中度或执行节奏。因此,答案不是单一市场,而是组合问题:Singapore 锚定信任和时延,相邻或可再生资源丰富的节点必须证明自己能吸收工作负载,同时不牺牲性能、合规或碳目标。[CM009, CM010, CM011, CM013, CM014, CM015]

DayOne 地理布局评分卡
地理区域DayOne 声称容量 / 状态市场拉力尽调约束市场含义
新加坡裕廊东 20 MW 已获批;2027 年 RFS;SOFC / 氢能概念验证连接性溢价、低空置率、高定价土地 / 电力有限;新兴电力技术要落地定位更像创新与锚点枢纽,而不只是大体量容量
马来西亚柔佛NTP / KTP;公司页面称运营容量 >478 MW,另列 390 MW 在役指标承接新加坡外溢需求,有土地和具备供电条件的站点电网、水资源、PUE / WUE 标准与新增供应节奏若电力里程碑兑现,柔佛就是 SIJORI 的规模阀门
印尼巴淡Nongsa Digital Park 园区 72 MW;2025 年起 RFSSEZ、低成本近邻位置和海底光缆接入客户需求和电网韧性仍需佐证是有用的延伸节点,但独立证据弱于柔佛
大曼谷 / 春武里300 MW 园区;2026 年 RFS;公司称平台有通向 1 GW 的路径泰国数字经济增长与区域桥梁电力采购、竞争和政策执行若预租落地,可能成为新增长节点
东京 / 府中-小平两个站点合计 80 MW;2028 年 RFS大型亚太市场,有低时延和 AI / 创业公司需求电力 / 土地稀缺,开发周期长有吸引力,但容量释放更靠后
香港 / 葵涌66 MW 运营商中立城市集群;2023 年起 RFS金融服务、物流、跨境连接土地稀缺,城市更新竞争激烈互联枢纽不错,但不是显然的大体量增长市场
芬兰 / 拉赫蒂-科沃拉281 MW、可再生能源供电的双园区平台;2026 年起 RFS北欧可再生电力、凉爽气候、余热回收客户承诺及电网 / 余热再利用经济性未公开欧洲可持续性对冲与多元化布局

公司容量主张除非有独立政府或分析师来源佐证,否则均保留为公司声称。

[CM009, CM013, CM014, CM018, CM020, CM021]
FM003: SIJORI 与扩张价值链

DayOne 的市场论点把需求从工作负载增长传导到 SIJORI 和选定 APAC / 欧洲节点的有电园区。

该流程为定性呈现,结合公司定位和独立市场约束。

[CM012, CM014, CM018, CM019, CM021, CM024]

2.4 买家、采用路径与约束:拿到电力的速度触发采购

买家很少只是一个用户。云容量规划、AI 平台团队、网络架构师、可持续负责人、财务和房地产基础设施负责人都会影响采购,预算也往往横跨容量预留、建设承诺、电力采购和技术装配。采用从客户预测工作负载需求开始,再收窄到时延区域、主权要求、电力可得性、机柜密度和碳要求。DayOne 声称的优势——预制交付、液冷、SOFC 试点、可再生 PPA 和多市场扩张——与这条漏斗匹配度较高。不过,公开证据没有披露签约客户、入住率、利用率、实际价格或园区级回报,所以精确 SOM 仍不可得。尽调结论应把市场视为结构性有吸引力但高度依赖执行:核验电网里程碑、客户预租、公用事业合同、PUE / WUE 表现,以及满足客户可持续要求的成本。尽调中决定性的证据不是另一张市场规模图,而是从预测工作负载到已签预订、通电里程碑、制冷表现和客户特定部署日期的转化桥。[CM028, CM029, CM030, CM031, CM034, CM035]

买方、用户、付款方与采用路径图
细分市场买方用户付款方工作流 / 预算负责人采用触发点
超大规模云云容量规划和不动产基础设施团队计算、存储和网络服务负责人公司基础设施资本开支 / 租赁承诺多年期容量预留和定制建设决策目标时延区需要已供电 MW
AI 训练平台AI 基础设施和 GPU 集群团队模型训练工程师和平台运营方AI 资本开支负责人和财务高密部署、液冷和电力可用性大型 GPU 集群上线或容量短缺
AI 推理 / 边缘云产品基础设施和网络架构团队应用推理服务云 / AI 运营预算区域低时延部署规划推理向用户和数据靠近
企业受监管工作负载CIO、CTO、安全和合规负责人业务应用和数据团队IT 基础设施和合规预算托管采购和风险评审主权、韧性或数据本地化需求
网络 / 内容平台网络战略和互联团队流量工程和对等互联团队网络资本开支 / 运营开支预算运营商中立互联选型海缆、对等互联或多云路由优化

买方图谱由市场结构和 DayOne 解决方案主张推断;公开客户名单和合同经济性仍未披露。

[CM006, CM030, CM031, CM036, CM037]
增长驱动、约束与尽调问题
驱动 / 约束方向时点含义尽调问题
AI 和云容量增长驱动2026-2030推高大型已供电园区需求按园区索取已签 LOI、预租和管线转化数据
电力可用性和并网等待约束当前且结构性决定哪些市场真正能交付 MW核验公用事业协议、通电日期和罚则
新加坡稀缺性和定价驱动兼约束当前支撑 SIJORI 外溢,但限制本土大体量增长确认客户是否愿意用柔佛 / 巴淡替代
柔佛和马来西亚电网 / 水资源标准约束2025 年起可能拖慢大型园区交付或推高成本审查 PUE / WUE 合规计划以及本地水 / 电配额
现场 / 低碳电力模式驱动当前至中期可在重视可持续性的买方面前形成差异尽调 SOFC 表现、可再生能源 PPA 和电力进口策略
社区反对和暂停审批风险约束当前且上升即便需求强,也可能挡住绿地开发梳理许可、社区沟通和地方政治风险
液冷和高机柜密度驱动当前提升对 GB200 级 AI 部署的适配索取运营数据、故障率和客户接受度证据
客户和定价不透明约束当前阻碍公开验证 SOM 和利润率获取已签约 MW、每 kW 价格、流失率和利用率数据

这里有意把约束和驱动放在一起,因为数据中心采用取决于需求,也取决于可交付的已供电容量。

[CM002, CM008, CM015, CM017, CM028, CM030]

2.5 图表

Chapter 03

03竞争格局

3.1 竞争格局与同行图谱

DayOne 所在的数字基础设施市场拥挤但分层。最接近的直接同行不是泛泛的托管房东,而是在亚太市场能锁定电力、土地、模块化建设和可再生能源路径的超大规模园区开发商。PDG、AirTrunk、Bridge Data Centres 和 STT GDC 最贴近这类需求,Equinix 和 Digital Realty 则凭全球平台广度、客户生态和互联深度竞争。Keppel DC REIT 更适合作为资产持有人和资本市场同行,而不是纯运营替代品,因为其披露战略聚焦数据中心房地产资产、托管 / 单租户资产、壳体与核心工程资产,以及有纪律的组合资本回收。维持现状和内部自建也仍是超大规模客户的真实替代方案:JLL 明确预期超大规模客户会继续同时使用租赁和自建策略。结果是一个双轴市场:一端是全球生态广度,另一端是电力驱动的 APAC 超大规模执行能力。[CP001, CP018, CP025, CP030, CP031, CP039]

竞争对手画像表
竞争对手 / 替代方案类别规模或融资信号目标细分市场相比 DayOne 的差异主要限制或尽调问题
DayOne被评估公司公司声称柔佛运营容量超过 478 MW;Series C 轮确定性协议超过 US$2.0B;声称获得 RM15B 绿色融资需要 SIJORI 和新市场容量的超大规模云、云服务与 AI 工作负载速度、密度、柔佛容量和 SIJORI 走廊叙事都强需要具名客户证明,并统一已签约 / RFS 容量口径
Equinix全球既有龙头 / 互联平台全球 281 座数据中心;亚太 63 个设施;10,500+ 客户企业、网络、云、AI 推理和 xScale 训练全球生态和互联密度远高于 DayOne可能不如 DayOne 聚焦单一 SIJORI 绿地超大规模走廊
Digital Realty全球既有龙头 / 平台型托管全球 300+ 座数据中心;亚太 20+ 座数据中心;亚太 230+ 已连接客户混合云、AI、企业、服务提供商和托管买方PlatformDIGITAL、广泛亚太云 / 服务提供商生态、高密托管公开页面未披露市场层面批发价格或已承诺 MW
Princeton Digital Group泛亚洲超大规模专家亚洲七国平台;披露 US$1.8B 绿色 / 可持续发展挂钩贷款亚洲云和 AI 超大规模客户与新加坡-柔佛-巴淡直接重叠,公用事业 / 电力叙事相近公开容量总量与 DayOne 的 MW 指标不可完全横比
Bridge Data Centres东南亚 / 南亚超大规模运营商布局马来西亚、泰国和印度;马来西亚页面列出 MY01 / MY02 / MY03 / MY06 / MY07云服务商、超大规模和企业买方马来西亚毗邻新加坡;先进冷却;模块化基础设施所有权 / 资本深度和实时已签约 MW 需要统一口径
AirTrunk规模化亚太 / APME 超大规模平台A$24B Blackstone / CPP 交易;已承诺 800 MW+;土地可支撑未来 1 GW+ 增长云、内容和大型企业客户资本背书最强的亚太超大规模标杆;已供电土地规模最大威胁是可能在区域电力和土地储备上比 DayOne 更能砸钱
Keppel DC REIT数据中心 REIT / 资产所有者S$6.3B AUM;10 个国家 25 座数据中心通过资产组合服务数据中心地产投资者和租户资本市场和资产所有权参照,尤其可比新加坡敞口作为超大规模园区运营开发商,可比性较弱
STT GDC区域 / 全球托管和超大规模平台官网称覆盖 20+ 市场、约 2.3 GW IT 负载成熟和新兴市场的云、AI 与企业托管总部在新加坡,在亚太有广泛执行记录官网指标需要拆解,并核实市场层面已签约容量
自建 / 维持现状替代方案JLL 称超大规模客户仍在租赁和自建最大的云和 AI 平台避开第三方利润率,也能优化自有架构需要站点、电力、建设、许可和资产负债表投入

同业图谱基于公开来源,规模指标混合了运营、已承诺、已供电土地、AUM 和平台数量,不是同口径容量排名。

[CP001, CP008, CP010, CP014, CP015, CP018]
FP001: 竞争定位图

DayOne 位于 APAC 超大规模专营商阵营;生态广度弱于 Equinix 或 Digital Realty,但走廊聚焦强于资产所有者同业。

x 轴序数代表地理 / 平台广度,范围 1 至 5;y 轴代表 APAC 超大规模园区聚焦度,范围 1 至 5,基于公开证据而非实测市场份额。

[CP001, CP009, CP014, CP018, CP022, CP025]

3.2 地理版图、电力与容量定位

DayOne 最强的公开版图证据集中在 SIJORI。公司称其运营或市场覆盖 Singapore、Johor、Batam、Greater Bangkok、Hong Kong、Tokyo 和 Finland,Johor 页面还称在 Nusajaya Tech Park 和 Kempas Tech Park 拥有超过 478 MW 运营容量,并直连 Singapore。这个切入点有意义,因为 CBRE 称主要市场供给约束正把注意力推向 Johor 等二级市场,Johor 和 Batam 也已在吸收可观的多 MW 交易。不过,广度仍偏向既有玩家和规模化专家。Equinix 报告在 9 个国家拥有 63 个 APAC 数据中心和互联设施;Digital Realty 报告在 10 个都市圈拥有 20 多个 APAC 数据中心;PDG 有七国泛亚洲平台;AirTrunk 披露约 2 GW 带电土地,并通过 Blackstone 获得超过 800 MW 客户承诺以及支撑未来超过 1 GW 增长的土地。因此,DayOne 看起来最强的是走廊聚焦的挑战者,而不是最宽的平台。[CP002, CP003, CP004, CP010, CP015, CP019]

地理覆盖和电力定位图
运营商APAC / 全球覆盖证据与新加坡 - 柔佛 - 巴淡的相关性电力 / 容量指标定位启示
DayOne新加坡、柔佛、巴淡、大曼谷、香港、东京、芬兰核心 SIJORI 主张柔佛运营容量超过 478MW;巴淡已交付 34MW;声称年模块制造能力 500MW聚焦走廊的挑战者,强调速度和密度
Equinix全球 281 个数据中心;APAC 九个国家 63 座设施列明新加坡、柔佛和吉隆坡互联密度,以及 xScale / 面向 AI 的部署模式生态最广;能守住企业和推理工作负载
Digital Realty全球 300 多个数据中心;APAC 10 个都市圈 20 多个数据中心APAC 云 / 接入节点覆盖;SIJORI 不是公开主叙事单柜 150kW 高密度方案;APAC 230 多个互联客户全球平台型替代选项,企业 / 云生态强
PDG七个亚洲市场;SG-Johor-Batam,加上中国、印度、印度尼西亚、日本、韩国与 SG-Johor-Batam 明确重叠电力联盟和可再生能源供应商策略;绿色贷款泛亚洲超大规模业务中最直接的同类重叠
Bridge Data Centres马来西亚、泰国、印度强调马来西亚贴近新加坡马来西亚页面称具备先进冷却,并声称拥有东南亚最大超大规模园区东南亚挑战者,马来西亚容量是关键
AirTrunkAPAC 和中东;Blackstone 提及澳大利亚、日本、马来西亚、香港、新加坡区域平台覆盖新加坡和马来西亚约 2GW 带电力指标土地;800MW 以上已承诺;土地支持 1GW 以上增长规模资本标杆,也是最强扩张威胁
STT GDC全球 20 多个市场、20 多个数据中心总部在新加坡;与印度尼西亚和马来西亚 / SEA 相关官网披露约 2.3GW IT 负载大型区域既有玩家,具备面向 AI 的扩张能力

覆盖指标来自运营商页面和独立市场来源的公开快照;其中混用了设施、都市圈、国家、IT 负载和带电力指标土地。

[CP002, CP003, CP004, CP005, CP010, CP011]

3.3 能力与客户重点对比

整个同行组的采购标准正在向 AI 就绪密度、快速 RFS 日期、电力确定性、直接连接和可持续性收敛。DayOne 声称其模块化流程每年最高可交付 500 MW,Johor NTP 项目创下 8.5 个月绿地交付记录,已部署超过 300 MW 液冷站点,并用 NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 系统做了单柜 130 kW 以上试点。Digital Realty 以公开描述的高密度托管方案回应,单柜 30 kW 至 150 kW,并提供液冷选项;Equinix 则把都市 AI 推理和 xScale 训练定位为不同部署模式。PDG 和 Bridge 强调 AI 就绪绿地园区、本地交付、公用事业合作、先进制冷和靠近 Singapore。能力矩阵因此不支持单一赢家;它显示 DayOne 的速度和密度主张尤其强,既有玩家生态广度更强,泛亚洲同行则有相似的客户中心型园区叙事。[CP005, CP006, CP007, CP012, CP016, CP017]

功能 / 能力矩阵
购买标准DayOneEquinixDigital RealtyPDGBridge Data CentresAirTrunk
AI 密度 / 冷却声称有 130 kW+ 试点和 300 MW+ 液冷部署称站点支持 AI 推理和 xScale 训练每柜 30 kW 至 150 kW,并提供液冷选项称具备高机柜密度和先进冷却称提供先进冷却、冷板和浸没式方案PUE 低于 1.2 和超大规模平台;保留来源中的密度细节不够细
交付速度声称 NTP 绿地项目 8.5 个月交付,并有模块化预制供应链全球都会区布局可借现有 IBX / xScale 选项缩短部署全球平台和高密部署方案;没有可比的公开 RFS 周期本地布局和上市速度定位模块化基础设施和快速部署定位声称从打桩到 RFS 最快 9 个月
互联生态柔佛直连新加坡;生态证据较窄513K 次互联;10,500+ 客户亚太 150+ 服务提供商和 30+ 云提供商聚焦超大规模云,但公开互联数量较少有连接 / 安全定位,但公开数量较少保留来源显示其聚焦云 / 内容超大规模,不以互联为主导
SIJORI / 新加坡近邻布局声称核心护城河覆盖新加坡、柔佛和巴淡亚太布局覆盖柔佛和新加坡新加坡 / 亚太布局;保留的 DLR 来源未突出柔佛明确布局新加坡-柔佛-巴淡强调马来西亚毗邻新加坡Blackstone 来源显示覆盖新加坡和马来西亚,并有更广泛亚太布局
可持续性零碳路径、可接入可再生能源的设计、柔佛 LEED 认证96% 可再生能源覆盖率和 US$9.5B 绿色债券可持续性领导者定位到 2030 年 Scope 1/2 净零,并获得 US$1.8B 绿色 / 可持续发展挂钩贷款RE100、节水、模块化和 AI 驱动运营100% 可再生能源匹配,到 2030 年 Scope 1/2 净零
资本获取能力声称 Series C 轮超过 US$2.0B,并有更早的大额债务 / 股权融资额度类 REIT 上市公司融资渠道和绿色债券公共 REIT 融资渠道和 SEC 申报记录机构 / 私有平台,有绿色贷款保留来源未充分量化私有 / 平台资本Blackstone / CPP 收购释放很强的规模资本信号

单元格只使用公开来源支撑;未有支持的定价、利用率和 SLA 主张没有推断。

[CP005, CP006, CP007, CP009, CP012, CP013]
FP002: 功能广度 / 能力图

能力拆分显示,DayOne 在公开速度 / 密度主张上领先,既有巨头则在互联和生态广度上领先。

序数评级是有证据支持的分析师打分;未知或可比性较低的单元格不视为负面证据。

[CP005, CP006, CP009, CP013, CP014, CP016]

3.4 定价、包装与资本通道

公开定价是最弱的可比维度。供应商页面披露的是包装主题——托管、连接、AI 就绪高密度、定制建设、带电土地、可再生能源就绪基础设施——但不披露实际价格、折扣、电力成本转嫁、客户抵扣或装配责任。CBRE 可作为市场代理:2025 年 Q1,Singapore 仍是全球最昂贵市场之一,价格为每 kW 每月 US$310 至 US$470。资本通道更容易做方向性比较。Equinix 和 Digital Realty 有上市公司申报历史和全球资本市场通道;Keppel DC REIT 披露 S$6.3 billion AUM;AirTrunk 在交易价值超过 A$24 billion 时获得 Blackstone / CPP 支持;PDG 披露 US$1.8 billion 绿色和可持续挂钩贷款;DayOne 列出超过 US$2.0 billion 的 Series C 股权融资和此前的大额设施。这支撑了 DayOne 资本可信的判断,但相对 AirTrunk、上市 REIT 或全球既有玩家,并不能证明它有独一无二的优势。[CP008, CP013, CP020, CP027, CP032, CP035]

定价 / 打包与资本获取能力对比
运营商公开价格或代理指标公开可见的打包 / 合同模式资本获取信号含义
DayOne没有公开实际定价;CBRE 新加坡代理指标对 SIJORI 邻近市场有参考价值超大规模园区、模块化建设、液冷和可接入可再生能源的基础设施声称有超过 US$2.0B 的 Series C 轮确定性协议,以及绿色 / 夹层融资额度资本可信,但需要私人合同证明价格 / 性能
Equinix保留来源没有价目表式价格托管、互联、AI 推理和 xScale 训练生态上市公司 SEC 记录;2020 年以来发行 US$9.5B 绿色债券是高溢价生态型既有龙头,不是最便宜的批发替代方案
Digital Realty保留来源没有价目表式价格PlatformDIGITAL、托管、连接和高密托管上市公司 SEC 披露历史全球融资能力强,高密度交付方案成熟
PDG没有公开实际成交价格面向 AI 的超大规模园区,商业模式灵活已披露 US$1.8B 绿色 / 可持续挂钩贷款最接近的泛亚洲私营挑战者;融资可见,但不完全可比
AirTrunk没有公开实际成交价格面向云、内容和大型企业客户的超大规模园区A$24B 交易;Blackstone/CPP 支持;引用 800MW 已承诺容量抬高 DayOne 融资能力和区域扩张速度的门槛
Keppel DC REITREIT 财务指标,不是租户价目表产生收入的数据中心资产,包括全装修资产和壳 / 核心资产S$6.3B AUM,上市 REIT 架构可作资本 / 资产参照;对运营方案的直接可比性较弱
市场代理变量CBRE 新加坡 250-500kW 容量为 US$310-$470/kW/month批发 / 托管市场参照,不是具体供应商价格供应和电力受限时,价格上行仅可作代理变量;投资测算仍需要私下报价

定价行区分供应商交付方案和市场租金代理变量;任何一行都不应被解读为 DayOne 或同业合同的实际成交价格。

[CP008, CP013, CP014, CP016, CP020, CP027]

3.5 护城河耐久度、转换成本与负面证据

DayOne 的护城河在这些地方最可信:站点控制、电力获取、模块化交付、液冷和 SIJORI 网络效应能在同行拿到同等容量前先叠起来。但同一组证据也提出了负面点。CBRE 把电力可得性有限称为增长的首要抑制因素,并指出预租和建设时间线已拉到 2027 年及以后。JLL 称主要市场的电网接入等待超过四年,并估计到 2030 年行业需要 US$3 trillion 投资。如果 DayOne 已锁定电力,这些条件会帮助快执行者;但它们也会吸引资本更深的既有玩家和基础设施基金。超大规模客户一旦预租多 MW 容量并接入云 / 网络连接,转换成本确实存在,但并非绝对:超大规模客户可以多地部署和自建,最大同行也能融资推进电力相邻策略。因此,尽调重点不是 DayOne 有没有差异化,而是这些差异化是否已经通过客户承诺、公用事业安排和 RFS 日期锁住。[CP033, CP036, CP037, CP038, CP039, CP044]

护城河耐久性 / 竞争风险登记表
护城河主张威胁严重性缓释措施或尽调要求
SIJORI 走廊先发叙事PDG、Equinix、Bridge 和 AirTrunk 也有与新加坡 / 柔佛 / 马来西亚 / 巴淡相关的覆盖按园区和 RFS 日期核验土地、电力、许可和已签客户容量
靠模块化预制抢速度AirTrunk 报告九个月交付,同业也能复制模块化方法或收购供应链产能用 DayOne 历史项目进度核对 NTP 主张和同业 RFS 时间线
AI 密度和液冷Digital Realty 披露单柜最高 150kW;Bridge 和 PDG 也营销先进冷却对机架密度、冷却液、失效模式和客户接受度做工程尽调
可持续性和可接入可再生能源的设计多数同业发布净零、可再生能源、绿色债券或 RE100 主张按园区比较实际 PPA 覆盖、小时级匹配、隐含碳、WUE 和 LEED/BREEAM 证据
Series C 之后的融资能力AirTrunk/Blackstone、上市 Equinix/DLR、Keppel REIT 和 PDG 绿色贷款都显示可信融资能力比较已承诺股权、未提取债务、项目融资条款,以及推进 RFS 管线所需资金
以客户为中心的超大规模客户聚焦公开来源中,具名客户和合同条款大多仍不公开在 NDA 下取得客户集中度、照付不议条款、预租、流失和客户访谈
电力 / 场址可得性CBRE 和 JLL 显示,电力约束、并网延迟和建设成本上升是全行业瓶颈验证公用事业协议、并网日期、备用电源策略,以及社区 / 许可风险

风险严重性是基于公开证据的分析师判断;管理层数据室审阅之后应更新。

[CP006, CP007, CP013, CP016, CP020, CP021]
可持续性和电力策略比较
运营商公开可持续目标 / 证明电力策略证据竞争含义
DayOne零碳旅程;环境绩效、社会责任和治理三大支柱;柔佛 LEED 认证公司历史提到可接入可再生能源的基础设施、液冷、模块化预制和 TNB MOU叙事不错,但还需要园区级 PPA、WUE 和隐含碳证明
Equinix96% 可再生能源覆盖率,2020 年以来发行 US$9.5B 绿色债券能源供应、水、循环利用和隐含碳举措对 ESG 要求严格的企业和云买家,采购门槛被抬高
Digital Realty可持续领导者定位,高密度能效叙事高密度托管称 PUE 更低,并提供液冷选项ESG 平台可信,但保留来源缺少 APAC 园区级可再生能源细节
PDG2030 年前 Scope 1 和 Scope 2 净零;US$1.8B 绿色 / 可持续挂钩贷款与公用事业和可再生能源供应商建立战略联盟与 DayOne 以电力驱动的超大规模定位非常接近
Bridge Data Centres采用 RE100 可再生能源,节水技术,循环资源利用先进冷却、模块化建设和 AI 驱动运营东南亚同业,可持续话术相似
AirTrunk100% 可再生能源匹配,2030 年前 Scope 1 和 Scope 2 净零声称 PUE 低于 1.2,聚焦能源 / 用水效率规模和 Blackstone 支持让其可持续主张具有商业威胁
市场约束CBRE 和 JLL 将电力约束和并网延迟列为核心瓶颈表后电力、电池储能和直接能源融资正在成为应对方式只有在已依法签约且可交付时,电力接入才是护城河

本表比较的是公开承诺,不是经审计的园区级排放结果;私下 PPA 和公用事业数据仍是关键尽调事项。

[CP005, CP007, CP013, CP016, CP020, CP021]
FP003: 护城河 / 就绪度 KPI

只有速度、电力、客户承诺、可持续性证明和资本持续锁在同业前面,DayOne 的护城河才可投资。

KPI 标签结合有来源支持的事实和尽调状态;它们不是数字评分卡。

[CP006, CP007, CP008, CP033, CP038, CP043]

3.6 图表

Chapter 04

04财务

4.1 收入模式与在手订单代理指标

从财务上看,DayOne 不像软件初创,更像一家私营超大规模基础设施平台,经济引擎是已签约的电力、空间、制冷、连接和设施运营。公开记录没有 SKU 价目表、费率表或 GAAP 收入桥。最强的收入信号反而是容量、市场位置和客户意向代理指标。DayOne 自己的材料把买家定义为需要速度、规模、时延和高密度 AI 基础设施的超大规模客户与企业;GDS 对外包数据中心客户的公开描述也强化了这一点:这类业务通常通过长周期容量协议卖给云、互联网、金融和电信买家。投资判断中最重要的代理指标因此不是网站流量或客户数,而是已承诺 MW 和客户入驻。SIJORI 战略在财务上有意义,因为 Singapore 容量稀缺且昂贵,Johor 和 Batam 则在靠近 Singapore 的位置提供扩张土地、电力和较低成本运营环境。尽管如此,没有留存来源披露 DayOne 的每 kW 合同租金、续约条款、最低承诺、电力费用转嫁、客户集中度或在手订单转化时间表。Startup Fortune 报道的 1.5 GW 预订数字如果被证实,会是重要在手订单信号;但在客户合同、贷款人资料包或管理层清单印证前,它仍是二手来源说法。[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI004, CI021, CI022]

收入流表
收入流机制单位当前数值 / 状态质量尽调要求
超大规模容量合同客户承诺采购带电数据中心容量及配套设施服务MW / kW / 机柜有场址容量披露支持,但没有合同附件按客户、场址、期限、爬坡日期和续约权提供已签 MW
高密度 AI 容量面向训练和推理工作负载的液冷或高密度部署kW 每机架 / MW 集群DayOne 提到 130kW+ 机柜试点和 300MW 液冷部署历史拆出 AI 租金溢价、冷却资本开支和电力转嫁经济性
新加坡周边扩张柔佛和巴淡容量承接新加坡约束外溢需求MW / 区域园区CBRE 明确将柔佛和巴淡与多 MW 交易相连按 SIJORI 场址展示已预订客户,以及交叉连接 / 时延要求
建设运营 / 客户入驻收入园区达到可交付服务状态、客户入驻后,收入开始确认RFS 阶段 / 入住率公司时间线提到 HK1 客户入驻和 NDP 34MW 已交付容量提供收入确认政策和客户入驻验收标准
基础设施管理平台运营内嵌监控和预测控制服务层 / 内含功能官方有描述,但未披露变现方式澄清平台收入是打包、单独计费,还是仅供内部使用
可持续 / 绿色能源服务可接入可再生能源的运营、水处理和能源合作满足客户 ESG 需求合同附加项或成本转嫁已披露 TNB MOU 和 JSW 水项目,没有定价细节展示能源采购、绿色电价和水成本转嫁条款

各行区分可观察的收入机制和实际成交价格;保留来源均未披露 DayOne GAAP 收入、ARR 或场址级年化租金。

[CI002, CI003, CI021, CI022, CI027, CI028]
定价 / 变现表
定价信号观察值标价与实际成交来源质量含义尽调要求
全球托管定价基准2025 Q1 全球加权平均 $217.30/kW/month市场基准高质量市场数据来源可用于每 MW 收入情景,不是 DayOne 专属数据按场址和客户取得 DayOne 实际 kW/month 租金
新加坡基准2025 Q1 为 $310-$470/kW/month市场基准高质量市场数据来源支持受限新加坡附近的 SIJORI 价格伞量化柔佛和巴淡相对新加坡的折价 / 溢价
报告称 1.5GW 预订2022 年以来预订超过 1.5GW第三方积压订单代理变量合同支持前可信度低若核实,可能意味着合同需求非常大提供已签积压订单、保证金、取消权和爬坡计划
容量页面指标柔佛标签为 390MW,而正文称超过 478MW;巴淡总计 72MW / 已交付 34MW公司容量信号官方来源,但柔佛口径内部不一致容量真实存在,但建模收入前需要对齐按园区和服务状态提供权威 MW 容量
客户入驻2026 年时间线显示 HK1 客户入驻完成运营里程碑官方来源,但未量化支持收入开始确认,不支持判断收入运行率规模提供入驻后的月度经常性收入 / 年化租金
供应商发布控制供应商准则限制未经事先批准发布客户案例披露信号官方治理文件公开客户证据可能有意保持稀疏在 NDA 下提供客户推荐名单

定价证据是情景输入,不是 DayOne 实际收入披露;本表有意把基准和客户合同证据分开。

[CI005, CI006, CI007, CI021, CI027, CI028]
FI001: 收入模型桥

只有土地、电力、建设、客户承诺、进驻和持续设施运营对齐后,容量才会转成收入。

概念流;DayOne 未披露合同条款或收入确认政策。

[CI002, CI003, CI021, CI022, CI035, CI036]

4.2 融资历史与估值信号

融资材料强于运营指标材料。DayOne 自己的时间线披露了快速搭建的资本结构:约 $587 million Series A 融资、$1.2 billion Series B 融资、最高 EUR 1 billion 用于 Finland 和全球扩张的夹层融资、RM15 billion Malaysia 多币种绿色融资,以及 2026 年超过 $2.0 billion 的 Series C 股权融资。GDS 提交给 SEC 的 2026 年 1 月新闻稿是最干净的估值信号,因为它不只是新闻标题。GDS 称 DayOne 将以与 Series C 优先股发行相同的价格回购 $385 million 股份;这笔交易让 GDS 收回了约 95% 的 DayOne 本金投入,投入资本回报倍数接近 6.5x,同时保留一笔隐含价值超过 $2.2 billion 的持股。即使没有完整披露投后估值,这些事实也说明私募市场升值幅度可观。Startup Fortune 报道了更大的 $4.5 billion Series C、$20 billion 估值和可能的 $7 billion 贷款,但这些数字置信度较低,因为此处留存的 DayOne 官方页面和 GDS 申报只印证了超过 $2.0 billion 的 Series C 以及 GDS 出售机制。结论是投资者需求真实,但在看到股权表、优先权结构和债务融资细节前,不能依赖报道估值。[CI013, CI014, CI015, CI016, CI017, CI018]

资本充足性表
资本来源 / 义务公开披露可能用途投资判断质量未决尽调事项
Series A 股权2025 年约 $587M平台建设和早期国际扩张股权结构、优先权条款和剩余募集资金
Series B 股权2025 年来自机构和战略投资者的 $1.2B园区以及土地 / 电力管线规模化投资者持股、清算优先权和反稀释条款
夹层融资额度2025 年最高 EUR 1B芬兰平台和全球扩张票息、到期日、抵押品、提款条件和契约
绿色融资RM15B / 约 $3.6B,用于马来西亚绿色数据中心马来西亚园区建设和绿色基础设施融资结构、币种组合、摊还和项目担保包
Series C 股权2026 年最终协议超过 US$2.0B成长股权和资产负债表支持对存在性信心高;对投后条款信心低最终交割金额、估值、投资者权利和资金用途
GDS 股份回购按 Series C 价格回购 $385M DayOne 股份简化 GDS 敞口,并验证私募价格GDS 交易机制为高剩余 GDS 股权、交易后所有权与治理权
据报道的潜在贷款Startup Fortune 报道称,潜在贷款最高 $7B潜在公司债或项目融资扩张债务委任书、贷款方、到期日、定价和抵押品
现金 / 烧钱 / 续航nullUnknown现金余额、月度烧钱、已承诺资本开支和契约约束下的续航

本表聚焦资本充足性和义务;除财务测算所需的融资事实外,不重述完整公司概览时间线。

[CI013, CI014, CI015, CI016, CI017, CI018]
FI004: 资本栈瀑布图

公开资本栈随平台扩张,已从股权延伸到混合融资和绿色融资。

EUR 融资额度仅按方向性口径换算用于展示;瀑布图展示已公告的资本来源,不代表账上现金或净募集额。

[CI013, CI014, CI015, CI016, CI017, CI018]

4.3 资本开支强度与单位经济

DayOne 的公开财务故事由资本强度主导。JLL 2026 年预测显示,壳体与核心工程建设每 MW 需要 $11.3 million,AI 机房装配还可能达到每 MW $25 million,这解释了为什么 DayOne 要把股权与绿色融资、夹层设施以及可能的项目级债务配在一起。公司可能有建设速度优势:它称自己拥有全球最大模块化解决方案之一,最高 2,500 个模块和 500 MW 年度制造能力,并在 Johor NTP 项目实现 8.5 个月绿地交付。公司还称自 2020 年以来已部署超过 300 MW 液冷站点,并用 NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 系统做了单柜 130 kW 以上试点。这些细节重要,因为 AI 密度会把制冷、供电和供应链控制变成直接利润率驱动因素。不过,公开材料仍没有披露利用率、实际每 kW 租金、电力转嫁利润率、能源采购成本、折旧、维护资本开支、土地成本基础、各园区建设成本或稳定后成本收益率。Digital Realty 和 Equinix 等公开可比公司会在审计文件中披露这些类别;DayOne 不披露。最佳投资判断姿态因此是情景化:把已签容量视为收入先行指标,用市场基准测算建设和客户侧装配成本,并要求管理层在判断自由现金流前提供站点级开发预算和客户合同。[CI025, CI026, CI029, CI030, CI031, CI032]

单位经济表
指标公开值 / 代理变量置信度重要性尽调要求
收入运行率null需要用它把 MW 容量转换成当前业务规模按月份和场址提供经审计或管理口径收入
年度经常性租金 / 合同积压仅二级来源报告 1.5GW 预订积压订单是超大规模数据中心前瞻收入的核心代理变量已签合同 MW 排期,附价格、期限和爬坡
每 kW/month 实际租金仅有 CBRE 全球和新加坡基准决定每 MW 收入和利润率敏感性按市场和客户层级提供 DayOne 实际每 kW/month 价格
每 MW 壳体 / 核心资本开支JLL 2026 年全球平均 $11.3M/MW决定开发资本需求和成本收益率分母DayOne 场址预算、土地成本基础和每 MW 建设成本
AI IT 装配成本敞口JLL 指出租户 AI 装配可达 $25M/MW澄清 GPU / 服务器层由 DayOne 还是客户出资客户责任矩阵和报销条款
电力和冷却成本电力约束是全行业问题;DayOne 提到冷却和能源举措电力采购和冷却效率驱动毛利率PPA / 绿色电价成本、PUE、水成本和转嫁公式
毛利率 / EBITDA 利润率DayOne 为 null;上市可比公司在申报文件中披露需要用它判断现金转换和债务承载能力经审计场址级 EBITDA 和公司总部费用分摊
维护资本开支 / 折旧null基础设施资产回报取决于生命周期资本开支按园区提供维护资本开支历史和预测

Null 值是有意保留的尽调缺口;只有 DayOne 没有公开指标时,才使用市场基准。

[CI022, CI025, CI026, CI027, CI029, CI030]
容量到收入替代指标表
市场 / 园区容量信号收入替代用途置信度尽调标准化口径
柔佛 NTP / KTP标签为 390MW;正文称超过 478MW披露中最大的 SIJORI 收入基础,但内部口径不一致使用管理层确认的在役、已使用和已承诺 MW
巴淡 NDP总计 72MW;时间线显示已交付 34MW邻近新加坡的增长选项和低成本容量区分已建、已交付和客户已验收 MW
新加坡 SG1获批容量 20MW高价格、受限市场的参照点确认已获批、已建成和已通电 MW
芬兰 拉赫蒂 / 科沃拉281MW 平台;拉赫蒂投资 EUR1.2B欧洲超大规模增长和债务支持开发案例阶段排期和已签客户承诺
东京 府中IT 总容量 80MW日本 AI / 云容量选项分阶段确认预租、电力和建设状态
香港 HK1葵涌容量 66MW;客户进驻已完成可能带来近期收入启动,但未披露租金客户进驻后的月度经常性租金和入住率爬坡
大曼谷 CTP$1B 泰国进入项目和春武里开工更偏远期管线,不是当前收入建设预算、RFS 日期和锚定租户状态

在超大规模数据中心里,容量是收入的先行指标,但在利用率、定价和合同条款明确前,容量不等于收入。

[CI005, CI006, CI007, CI008, CI009, CI010]
FI002: 财务估计区间

公开输入能支撑容量和资本开支区间,不能支撑当前收入、烧钱速度或现金余额。

区间结合公司披露底线、相互冲突的容量标签和市场基准;它们不是 DayOne 财务预测。

[CI005, CI006, CI007, CI017, CI020, CI025]
FI003: 资本强度 / 现金流图

最大的现金流敏感点发生在收入确认之前:电力、建设成本、冷却密度和债务结构。

矩阵以证据支撑做定性判断;DayOne 未披露站点级成本或债务契约。

[CI025, CI026, CI029, CI030, CI033, CI038]

4.4 财务结论与尽调阻塞项

财务结论是有吸引力,但仅靠公开证据还无法完成投资判断。DayOne 有高质量信号:机构融资、经 GDS 验证的 Series C 价格、大型已披露容量版图、Singapore 相邻市场命题,以及可信的基础设施市场顺风。它也有严重尽调缺口。Johor 页面存在内部容量口径不一致,私营公司不披露收入或利润率指标,现金在手、月度消耗、现金跑道、债务到期、利息成本、客户集中度和在手订单等关键数字均不可得。电力和电网约束并非理论问题;JLL、Cushman、Uptime 和 DOE 都指向电力可得性、成本、用工和 AI 密度这些全行业约束。DayOne 通过 TNB、水处理、供应商生态和液冷举措拿出了一些缓释证据,但这些不能替代项目级经济性。融资驱动的看多情景必须带条件:要求审计或管理层编制的收入、EBITDA 和现金流清单;按站点和 MW 拆分的已签客户承诺;债务融资条款;建设预算;电力采购条款;以及各园区稳定后成本收益率。在此之前,DayOne 应被视为一个稀缺、融资充分、拥有正向容量期权的 AI 基础设施平台,同时伴随重大披露风险。[CI005, CI006, CI007, CI008, CI009, CI010]

公开财务缺口表
缺失指标对财务测算的影响当前替代指标严重性具体尽调路径
GAAP 收入和年化租金无法衡量当前业务规模,也无法套用收入倍数估值容量和客户进驻里程碑阻塞索取按月、站点和客户细分审计的收入
已签约积压 / 预订排期无法把 MW 承诺转换成收入确认节奏二手来源称预订达 1.5GW阻塞获取已签合同瀑布表,附取消和爬坡条款
客户集中度超大规模需求可能集中在少数强势买方手里除泛称超大规模云厂商外,没有具名客户名单重大索取前 10 大客户收入、MW 和剩余合同期限
现金、烧钱和续航无法判断 Series C 和债务是否覆盖已承诺建设只有融资公告重大索取备考资产负债表、已承诺资本开支和月度现金消耗
债务条款和项目融资契约债务容量和下行情景控制取决于抵押品和契约条款绿色和夹层融资额度公告重大审阅信贷协议、担保包和契约模型
按服务状态统一口径的容量柔佛页面在 390MW 与超过 478MW 运营容量之间口径冲突官方容量页面和时间线重大按园区核对已建、RFS、运营中、已承诺和已使用 MW
电力采购经济性电价和并网时点可能主导利润率和进度TNB MOU 和市场电力约束报道重大审阅 PPA、电价合同、备用发电和并网日期
毛利率和稳定后成本收益率无法测算资产回报或估值倍数JLL 资本开支基准和公开 REIT 可比公司阻塞索取站点级 EBITDA、项目总成本和稳定后收益率桥接

每个缺口都配有尽调路径,因为公开来源不足以支持完整财务测算。

[CI005, CI006, CI020, CI021, CI022, CI029]

4.5 图表

Chapter 05

05产品与技术

5.1 产品定义与资产地图

DayOne 的产品最好理解为被包装成可复制区域平台的超大规模数据中心容量,而不是纯软件基础设施产品。客户购买或预留的是空间、电力、制冷、连接和运营可靠性,这些能力分布在 DayOne 布局于受限需求池附近的园区。公开证据显示,DayOne 明确搭建了连接 Singapore、Johor 和 Batam 的 SIJORI 架构,并在 Hong Kong、Tokyo、Greater Bangkok 和 Finland 叠加更广的扩张层。服务流程从市场选择和容量承诺开始,进入土地和电力锁定,再使用预制交付和高密度制冷,最终成为带监控和可持续性主张的运营设施。因此,最强的产品资产是园区权益、公用事业互联、模块化建设能力、液冷诀窍,以及面向客户特定需求的高密度就绪度。公开材料不能证明每个数据厅都超过 30 MW;支撑更好的说法是,选定园区和电力模块足够承载超大规模 AI 容量,而单个数据厅设计仍是尽调项。[CE001, CE002, CE003, CE012, CE016, CE019]

产品模块 / 资产矩阵
模块 / 资产主要用户状态 / 成熟度差异化尽调缺口
SIJORI 区域平台需要新加坡周边规模化容量的超大规模云厂商以专有枢纽-辐射模型对外营销把新加坡连接能力与柔佛、巴淡的土地 / 电力选项拼在一起按路由列示已签客户分配和延迟 SLA
柔佛 NTP/KTP 园区需要马来西亚规模的云和 AI 工作负载2023 年起运营;多栋楼获得 LEED 认证大型 LEED 认证园区,直连新加坡核对 390MW 在役口径与超过 478MW 运营口径
巴淡 NDP 和 Kabil 园区需要新加坡周边低成本容量的超大规模云厂商NDP 2025 年开业;Kabil 电力 2026–2027 年分阶段交付SEZ、海底光缆、511 MVA PLN Batam PPAKabil 建设排期、冗余设计和电力交付里程碑
新加坡 SG1 / Jurong East新加坡受监管市场里的 AI、云和创新工作负载已获批 20MW;一期 2026/2027 年SOFC 概念验证、可再生 PPA、NUS 热带研发SOFC 试点表现和氢能监管路径
香港葵涌集群亚太运营商中立和多云工作负载66MW;认证清单已公开土地稀缺市场里的城市高密度棕地容量审计范围、正常运行记录和客户部署组合
芬兰 拉赫蒂 / 科沃拉平台需要可再生能源和寒冷气候规模的欧洲超大规模云厂商拉赫蒂计划 2027 年;科沃拉合作已披露余热利用、零淡水冷却、可再生能源驱动的北欧平台建筑许可状态、租户承诺和电网接入里程碑

各行是基于公开证据的资产地图;成熟度标签只来自保留来源,不使用私有管线数据。

[CE001, CE012, CE016, CE017, CE019, CE023]
FE001: 产品架构图

DayOne 把园区、交付、技术包线和运营打包成超大规模容量产品。

架构根据公开产品、市场、申报文件和合作伙伴来源推断;这不是 DayOne 提供的系统图。

[CE001, CE002, CE027, CE029, CE036]

5.2 架构、交付与运营

各市场的运营架构有清晰模式。DayOne 先锁定土地、电网接入、监管支持和连接;再用模块化预制压缩部署时间;随后围绕电力密度、制冷方式、韧性和管理软件配置技术边界。公司称其模块化方法每年最多可制造 2,500 个模块、最高 500 MW,Johor 项目达到 8.5 个月绿地交付。GDS 的公开申报也独立呼应了同一架构,称 DayOne 使用高密度、支持液冷的设计,可再生和低碳路径,以及快速部署的预制模式。基础设施管理平台增加了一层软件,用于实时能源、热管理和系统健康监控,但公开材料没有暴露 API、可用性遥测、故障域设计或站点级 PUE。因此,对一家私营数据中心平台而言,其交付模型看起来异常具体;但运营证据仍需要客户尽调包支撑。[CE002, CE003, CE004, CE005, CE006, CE027]

技术 / 运营架构表
层 / 组件作用依赖风险
土地与园区权益在受限市场锁定容量工业分区、收购、本地伙伴许可延误或社区反对
公用事业接入和 PPA为 AI 负载交付足够稳定电力电网运营商、PPA、电池或 REC 结构分阶段交付滑期或电网拥堵
预制模块压缩建设周期并标准化质量自有模块设计、供应商、物流模块缺陷或供应商瓶颈未公开量化
高密度冷却支撑 GPU 热负载和能源效率液冷 / 混合设计、维护技能、水 / 空气条件试点密度未必代表全部机房
基础设施管理平台监控能源、热环境和系统健康传感器数据、分析、控制集成没有公开 API、正常运行遥测或事故数据
可再生和低碳路径满足客户可持续要求CRESS、REC、太阳能、电池、SOFC、余热利用核算和实物交付因市场而异
信任和认证层支持企业合规筛查LEED、ISO、SOC2、数据安全政策认证范围和审计报告未公开
人才和运营跨七个市场运营站点数据中心经理、机械工程师、项目总监人员 / 流程跨市场扩张可能落后于建设节奏

这是派生架构表;各行反映反复出现的公开证据层,而不是 DayOne 提供的架构图。

[CE002, CE003, CE005, CE011, CE027, CE029]
FE002: 客户工作流 / 运营流程

客户工作流先做位置和电力匹配,最后交付并运营高密度容量。

流程抽象自公开运营模型;实际客户签约步骤未公开。

[CE003, CE004, CE005, CE017, CE029, CE041]

5.3 AI 密度、电力、制冷与网络依赖

AI 就绪故事可信,但依赖很重。DayOne 是 NVIDIA Data Center Partner,并称其通过验证的设施按 NVIDIA Reference Design 标准建设;解决方案页面还称用 GB200 NVL72 系统做了单柜 130 kW 以上试点。这支持高密度方向,但本身没有披露有多少机柜、数据厅或园区已经准备好承载这些密度。电力系统才是硬约束。Singapore 依赖严格监管下的 20 MW 配额和 SOFC 概念验证;Batam 依赖 511 MVA PPA 下 2026-2027 年分阶段电网交付;Malaysia 依赖 CRESS 可再生执行;Thailand 依赖 Amata、AMBRE 和 PEA 相关可再生集成;Finland 依赖电网接入、余热和许可。制冷也按地理位置分化:Singapore 测试热带混合 / 液冷,Johor 和 Batam 瞄准高密度区域规模,Finland 借助天然冷凉气候和零淡水制冷。架构有吸引力,因为它跨多市场;但每个市场只能跟着公用事业、许可和制冷验证的速度往前走。[CE005, CE007, CE008, CE009, CE010, CE011]

工作流 / 用例表
用户任务当前工作流约束DayOne 方案可衡量收益或证据局限
在新加坡附近部署 AI 集群新加坡土地和电力有限SIJORI 把需求导向新加坡、柔佛和巴淡新加坡 20MW、柔佛规模、巴淡 511 MVA PPA跨境延迟和客户合同条款不公开
运行高密度 GPU 机架常规风冷机房在高机架功率下承压液冷 / 混合冷却和贴合 NVIDIA 的环境公司称 130 kW 以上 GB200 NVL72 试点试点规模和可复制机架数量未披露
让马来西亚容量脱碳超大规模客户需要大规模可再生电力TNB CRESS 太阳能和电池合同已披露约 1.5 GWp 太阳能和 2.2 GWh 储能交付时点和 REC 核算需要尽调
在热带气候中建设冷却能耗和湿度会抬高 PUE 风险新加坡混合冷却和 NUS 热带研发DayOne 新闻稿称,试点在 STDCT 2.0 下测试未披露站点级 PUE 或用水数据
本地化欧洲容量北欧客户想要低碳算力和余热利用拉赫蒂 / 科沃拉可再生能源驱动平台拉赫蒂潜在 128MW、余热利用和零淡水冷却租户合同和许可结果未公开
服务互联工作负载云和企业买方需要运营商中立香港葵涌运营商中立多云枢纽66MW,并有 ISO / SOC 声明详细互联生态未列明

用例结合了 DayOne 声明和合作伙伴 / 监管侧佐证;收益是公开证据点,不保证客户结果。

[CE001, CE005, CE007, CE014, CE017, CE019]
FE003: 关键依赖图

AI 就绪平台依赖公用事业、冷却验证、许可和合作伙伴生态。

依赖关系根据留存来源综合;边权重是定性判断,不是实测概率。

[CE011, CE017, CE022, CE034, CE039, CE040]

5.4 可持续性、信任与合规

DayOne 的可持续性姿态比公开可靠性姿态更成熟。Malaysia 有最具体的可再生能源证据,DayOne 描述了 CRESS 下约 1.5 GWp 太阳能和 2.2 GWh 电池储能,并称通过 TNB 锁定超过 1 GW 可再生能源。Singapore 增加了 Sembcorp PPA、SOFC 概念验证、NUS 热带数据中心研发,以及计划申请的 LEED / BCA Green Mark Platinum。Johor 有可见的 LEED 记录,包括 NTP1 Platinum 和若干 2026 年 Platinum 认证。Finland 贡献余热回收和零淡水制冷。信任控制在公开材料中更薄:Hong Kong 列出 ISO 9001、ISO 27001 和 SOC2,DayOne 发布数据安全政策和供应商准则,但留存来源中没有逐站 SOC2 报告、SLA、事件台账、网络安全资料包或 PUE 历史。对投资判断而言,可持续性是可信的客户侧功能;可靠性和安全性需要私有尽调。[CE013, CE014, CE015, CE019, CE023, CE024]

信任 / 质量 / 合规表
控制项或认证状态范围缺口
LEED 铂金级 / 金级多栋柔佛 NTP 建筑公开列示可持续建筑认证本身不能证明正常运行时间、客户安全或 PUE
LEED Platinum 和 BCA Green Mark Platinum 申请新加坡 SG1 规划申请环境和能源表现目标申请不等于最终认证
ISO 9001香港列示质量管理信号证书范围和审计包未公开
ISO 27001香港列示信息安全管理信号设施和控制边界需要客户尽调
SOC2香港列示信任服务审计信号报告期间、类型和排除项未公开
数据安全政策已发布公司政策隐私 / 安全承诺公开来源未包含独立网络安全审计
供应商 COC 和 ESG 义务政策页 2026 年 7 月生效供应链治理未披露供应商审计结果或例外事项
类 Uptime 韧性标准属于行业标准,但保留来源未显示 DayOne 声称采用设计 / 冗余基准未发现具体 DayOne 站点获得 Uptime Tier 认证

信任控制只是公开信号;把它们当成完整合规证明前,还需要数据室里的私有证据。

[CE013, CE019, CE030, CE031, CE035, CE043]

5.5 路线图、成熟度与技术风险

成熟度地图刻意不均衡,因为 DayOne 正同时跨多个开发阶段扩张。Hong Kong 和 Johor 以认证和在役园区主张提供最强运营成熟度证据。Batam NDP 从 2025 年开始开放,Kabil 又增加了一个由电网支持的超大扩张。Singapore SG1 是战略试验场,获批 20 MW 容量,各来源披露的一期时间为 2026/2027。Thailand 已开工,并有 300 MW / 1 GW 平台雄心。Finland 有大型规划容量、当地城市支持和 2027 年运营目标,但许可和租户执行仍然重要。Tokyo 是日期更靠后的 2028 年项目。最重要的风险不是 AI 算力需求是否存在,而是 DayOne 能否在七个市场同步电力互联、可再生采购、高密度制冷验证、模块化质量控制和合规证据,同时不造成交付滑坡或客户体验不均。[CE018, CE020, CE021, CE022, CE023, CE024]

路线图 / 发布 / 开发阶段表
日期 / 阶段里程碑状态含义来源
2023 年起柔佛 NTP 启动运营和 LEED 序列已运营 / 扩张中平台最强的公开成熟度信号DayOne 柔佛页面
2025 年起巴淡 NDP 开业窗口开业 / 爬坡增加新加坡周边 SEZ 容量和海底光缆接入DayOne 巴淡页面
2026-2027Kabil 在 PLN Batam PPA 下交付电力已签约 / 分阶段巴淡架构中最大可见电网依赖DayOne 和 PLN Batam
2026 / 2027新加坡 SG1 一期和市场页 RFS开发中战略性 SOFC、可再生能源和热带冷却试验台DayOne 新加坡来源
2026泰国 CTP1 在市场页上的 RFS建设中推动 DayOne 迈向 300MW / 1GW 平台DayOne 泰国页面
2027AMBRE 浮式太阳能商业运营目标规划中让泰国电力组合中的一部分脱碳DayOne Amata 公告
2027拉赫蒂运营目标规划中 / 许可流程中欧洲可再生能源和余热利用产品证明点DayOne 和拉赫蒂市
2028东京 府中 / 小平 RFS规划中面向东亚超大规模需求的较远期日本选项DayOne 东京页面

路线图各行混合了运营、已签约和规划中的里程碑;公用事业和许可里程碑可能变化,日期需要刷新。

[CE009, CE017, CE020, CE021, CE022, CE024]
FE004: 产品成熟度 / 能力图

成熟度在园区执行和可持续性合约上最强,公开可靠性披露较弱。

成熟度标签是基于公开来源深度的定性判断,不是管理层提供的管线数据。

[CE013, CE017, CE025, CE030, CE037, CE041]

5.6 图表

Chapter 06

06客户

6.1 谁付钱,需求在哪里聚集

DayOne 公开可见的客户基础,更适合按分部和地理位置理解,而不是按客户名录理解。官方定位是超大规模优先:DayOne 称自己为需要部署速度、规模和进入战略性服务不足市场的客户建设,Series C 公告也把约 1GW 已锁定承诺与 AI 和云基础设施需求联系起来。因此,客户组合看起来偏向全球超大规模云厂商、云平台、AI 原生 GPU 运营商,以及需要 Singapore 本地算力或附近溢出容量的受监管企业。地理位置对客户命题很重要。Singapore 提供稀缺且受政策支持的本地算力;Johor 提供 Singapore 邻近规模和直接连接;Batam 提供扩张电力和土地;Finland 增加欧洲可再生能源可选性。这个分层说得通,但收入组合说不清:留存来源没有披露客户数、最大客户集中度或分部收入。[CU001, CU002, CU003, CU004, CU005, CU006]

客户分层表
分层买方 / 用户 / 付款方公开需求证据地理匹配战略价值缺口
全球超大规模云厂商和云平台基础设施、容量规划和采购团队围绕超大规模云厂商的公司定位,加上 1GW 已锁定承诺SIJORI、新加坡、柔佛、巴淡、香港、东京、芬兰大规模 MW 承诺,以及同一区域复扩潜力客户名称和租赁经济性大多未披露
AI 原生 GPU 云提供商和模型公司租用高密度空间并采购 GPU 的 AI 基础设施运营商Firmus 巴淡 360MW / 170,000-GPU 计划,使用 DayOne 建设的设施巴淡,具备邻近新加坡的连接性给出具名证据,不只停留在泛泛的超大规模云厂商标识DayOne 收入分成和 Firmus 租赁条款未披露
受新加坡监管、对时延敏感的企业需要在本地运行关键应用和算力的本地行业EDB/DISG 称 SG1 能支撑计算密集型技术和本地关键服务新加坡 SG1 与 SIJORI 外溢监管和本地化需求推动其采购稀缺的新加坡容量具名企业客户未披露
跨境东南亚部署团队在土地、电力、时延和 ESG 约束之间优化的云与 AI 客户SIJORI 官方和 DCPulse 证据支持新加坡—柔佛—巴淡走廊新加坡 + 柔佛 + 巴淡支撑扩张,不必只依赖新加坡土地 / 电力需按工作负载验证时延、网络和合同证据
欧洲超大规模云厂商和 AI 买方优先考虑可再生能源、冷凉气候和 EU 连接性的客户芬兰 Lahti/Kouvola 281MW,加上 Nurmijärvi 储备项目芬兰将需求分散到 APAC 之外,并支撑以可持续性为导向的采购未披露具名欧洲客户或已签租约
由合作伙伴支撑的采购与交付生态客户间接依赖电力、研发、电网、本地及供应商伙伴Sembcorp PPA、NUS 研发、PT PLN Batam PPA、Fortum 电网规划、供应商 ESG 准则新加坡、巴淡、芬兰、供应链提高承诺转化为交付容量的概率合作伙伴风险可能变成客户交付风险

客户分群来自公开承诺、园区定位和 Firmus 具名用户证据;收入分成和客户数量未披露。

[CU001, CU003, CU004, CU006, CU014, CU020]
FU001: 客户旅程图

DayOne 客户从受限的算力需求出发,经过选址、有电力支撑的部署、入驻,最终走向多区域扩张。

旅程阶段根据留存公开来源推断;未披露客户合同流程。

[CU024, CU025, CU027, CU036, CU044]

6.2 已承诺容量与在手订单质量

最强的公开需求指标,是 DayOne 2026 年 1 月融资材料提到、并被独立市场报道重复的约 1GW 已锁定客户承诺。当这些承诺与使能事实相连时,在手订单质量更高:Singapore SG1 有 2026 年 20MW 一期 RFS 目标和 Sembcorp 可再生 PPA 支持;Batam 有 511MVA、约 450MW 的 PLN Batam 供电安排,在 2026-2027 年分阶段落地;Johor 有运营容量和直接 Singapore 连接;Finland 在 Lahti 和 Kouvola 合计 281MW,另有更大的 Nurmijärvi 选项仍取决于批准。关键投资判断区别在于,容量和电力不等于收入。公开证据支持大需求和交付意图,但从承诺转化为已签租约、客户侧装配、利用率和续约,大多仍是私有信息。[CU004, CU007, CU009, CU010, CU012, CU013]

客户增长 / 采用轨迹表
指标 / 证据点数值日期 / 时间来源可信度客户含义缺失分母
已锁定客户承诺大约 1GWJanuary 2026高;官方来源加独立重复引用表明全面建成前已有大规模承诺需求按客户拆分的 MW、期限、取消权
柔佛运营容量NTP 和 KTP 合计超过 478MW当前官方市场页面中;仅官方支撑邻近新加坡的即时扩张容量利用率,以及已租赁容量与壳体容量对比
Nongsa Digital Park 已交付容量已交付 34MW公司历程更新至 2026中;仅官方表明巴淡不只是未来储备项目租户入驻率和收入起始日期
新加坡 SG120MW,~40,000 sqm,一期 RFS 2026July 2025 公告;2026 RFS高;政府来源加新闻报道为 AI 和本地关键工作负载提供稀缺的新加坡容量承诺客户或预租方身份
巴淡 KITP 电力供应511MVA / ~450MW PPA电力于 2026-2027 分阶段交付高;新闻报道加市场分析支撑大型 AI / 云部署储备实际签给租户的数据中心 MW
芬兰 Lahti/Kouvola281MW 可再生能源供电容量当前官方页面高;官方来源加芬兰独立报道支撑欧洲超大规模云厂商采购选择权已签欧洲客户承诺
Nurmijärvi 开发潜力最高 560MW 电网供电潜力January 2026 早期计划中;审批待定增加未来 EU 容量,但近期积压订单质量较低许可、RFS、客户承诺
Firmus 巴淡 AI 工厂360MW,最高 170,000 GPUsQ1 2027 至 2028 年初交付计划高;两个客户证据来源针对 AI 原生多租户用途的强具名需求信号DayOne 合同经济性和交易对手义务
HK1 客户入驻客户成功入驻公司历程更新至 2026中;仅官方表明至少一个客户已进入运营入驻阶段客户身份、工作负载和 SLA 表现

采用表混合了运营容量、承诺需求和使能电力;不应按收入或利用率解读,因为分母大多未公开。

[CU004, CU007, CU010, CU012, CU015, CU016]
FU002: 采用 / 部署漏斗

公开证据在市场需求和已承诺容量阶段最强,到了租约条款、利用率和留存就变薄。

数值是定性的证据可见度评分,不是转化率。

[CU004, CU009, CU012, CU020, CU029, CU030]

6.3 具名证据由 Firmus 领衔,多数客户仍未具名

Firmus 是公开来源中最清晰的具名客户需求信号。Tech Wire Asia 和 Certified Strategic 报道,Firmus 将租用 DayOne 建设的 Batam 容量,用于一个 360MW、NVIDIA 支持的 AI 工厂,计划从 2027 年到 2028 年初交付最多 170,000 个 GPU,并在 NVIDIA 合作下提出数百亿美元级承购承诺。这个证据重要,因为它把 DayOne 容量连接到具体的 AI 原生用例,而不是泛泛的超大规模营销。它也放大了集中度风险:如果一个具名 AI 基础设施项目成为大型需求块,DayOne 就需要拿出私有证据,证明经济性、取消权、电力义务和客户多元化足够稳健。除 Firmus 外,公开来源提到 HK1 客户入驻和已锁定承诺,但通常省略租户名称和租赁条款。[CU017, CU020, CU021, CU022, CU023, CU024]

具名客户证据表
客户 / 交易对手分群部署 / 用例生产 / 试点结果 / 证据质量局限
Firmus TechnologiesAI 原生 GPU 云 / AI 工厂运营商将租用 DayOne 在巴淡建设的空间,并为多租户 AI 云服务安装 NVIDIA 基础设施已规划;预计 Q1 2027 起运营公开材料中最强的具名需求侧证据;360MW、最高 170,000 GPUs,并有承诺采购引用DayOne 租赁经济性和收入集中度未披露
NVIDIA(通过 Firmus 合作)AI 基础设施供应商和需求生态参与者支撑 Firmus DSX AI 工厂需求的 GPU 平台计划于 2027-2028 交付基础设施验证巴淡园区的工作负载类型和密度要求NVIDIA 未披露为 DayOne 直接客户
未具名 HK1 客户香港高密度数据中心客户DayOne 发展历程披露 HK1 客户入驻已完成入驻表明成熟市场至少有一个客户完成运营入驻客户名称、工作负载、合同期限和结果未公开
Sembcorp Power支撑客户可持续采购的电力伙伴SG1 10 年期可再生能源支持的 PPA已落地合作提升 SG1 向客户销售可再生能源支持容量的说服力是能源供应商,不是租户 / 客户
National University of Singapore 大学热带数据中心创新研发伙伴STDCT 2.0 冷却和 SOFC 相关测试已落地合作为客户服务质量叙事提供技术验证的伙伴是研发伙伴,不是收入客户
PT PLN Batam / BP Batam 生态公用事业和本地基础设施交易对手Kabil 园区 511MVA 电力供应及配套基础设施已签 PPA;分阶段交付巴淡客户承诺的重要使能证据是公用事业和监管侧交易对手,不是租户

覆盖范围有意保持局部:公开来源披露的 DayOne 具名客户很少,所以表格区分了直接需求侧用户和交付伙伴。

[CU017, CU020, CU021, CU022, CU024, CU030]
FU003: 客户证明矩阵

客户证据质量在不同细分之间差异很大:容量需求广泛,具名客户证明狭窄,留存大多未公开。

矩阵等级是定性证据评估,不是客户评分。

[CU014, CU015, CU020, CU023, CU041, CU046]

6.4 留存未披露,但转换成本结构上看偏高

没有留存来源披露 DayOne 的 NRR、GRR、流失率、续约率、SLA 抵扣或满意度分数,因此留存必须直接尽调。不过,产品和政策证据显示,部署完成后转换成本可能变高。DayOne 描述了定制化内部建设、液冷高密度基础设施、实时监控和客户特定运营控制;其数据安全政策限制客户数据使用、客户设备访问、安全事件通知和共同责任边界。工作负载、供电设计、制冷设计和监控上线后,这类控制会嵌入客户运营模型。话虽如此,转换成本逻辑不是留存证据。尽调路径是按园区获取合同期限、续约 / 取消条款、SLA 抵扣历史、事件日志、支持指标和客户参考访谈。[CU025, CU026, CU027, CU028, CU029, CU036]

留存 / 重复使用 / 满意度表
指标公开数值分群可信度尽调要求
NRR / GRR所用来源未披露所有客户分群缺失发现,中等可信度按园区和队列索取 NRR、GRR、流失、续约和扩张数据
客户数未按活跃客户数披露所有客户分群缺失发现,中等可信度按生产中、已预留、已签约未上线状态索取活跃客户数
合同期限分布客户租约未披露超大规模云厂商和 AI 原生买方缺失发现,中等可信度索取加权平均剩余合同期限和取消权
SLA 正常运行时间 / SLA 抵扣公开未披露运营中园区缺失发现,中等可信度索取 SLA 抵扣历史、故障、维护窗口和支持工单
安全承诺已披露客户数据使用限制、设备访问限制和 48 小时事件通知企业和超大规模云厂商客户中;仅政策核验政策是否纳入客户 MSA,并检查事件响应证据
可再生能源支持的采购证据SG1 10 年期 Sembcorp PPA;巴淡和芬兰电力使能因素已披露ESG 敏感型买方PPA 存在的可信度高,客户影响为中确认客户合同是否要求可再生能源匹配或证书
入驻证据披露了 HK1 客户入驻,但未披露身份或满意度结果香港客户中;仅官方索取入驻验收证书并安排客户推荐访谈

留存和满意度指标大多为空,因为公开来源没有披露;各行把缺失项转化为明确尽调要求。

[CU013, CU017, CU029, CU036, CU037, CU038]

6.5 客户风险:集中度、交付、电力与 AI 韧性

客户风险集中在公开证据没有展示的内容上。EY 的行业研究提示了一个结构性风险:数据中心运营商可能依赖少数超大规模云厂商和云服务商,而电力获取、建设延误和客户流失会直接影响增长。Uptime 和 Data Center Knowledge 还指出,AI 驱动的密度、制冷负载、电网不稳定和电力系统复杂度,正成为越来越重要的可靠性问题。这些来源都没有点名 DayOne 特定宕机或失败部署,但它们直接关系到一家销售高密度 AI 就绪容量的公司。DayOne 有可信缓释因素:PPA、模块化建设主张、政府支持的容量配额、安全控制和伙伴生态。尽管如此,在依赖 1GW 承诺数字作为持久收入前,负责统筹的投资人仍应把客户集中度、已签租约质量和服务水平表现列为资料室优先项。[CU031, CU032, CU033, CU034, CU035, CU040]

扩张与集中度风险表
扩张驱动因素集中度风险影响尽调路径
超大规模云厂商和 AI 需求收入可能依赖少数云或 AI 锚定客户一个锚定客户流失或延期,就可能削弱利用率和融资可见度获取客户级 MW、收入、期限、续约和信用敞口
Firmus/NVIDIA 巴淡 AI 工厂具名证据本身可能是一块高度集中的大需求提升证据质量,但也可能集中执行风险和交易对手敞口审查 DayOne-Firmus 合同经济性、终止权和电力责任
SIJORI 跨境走廊需求可能集中在邻近新加坡的外溢需求和电力约束上若新加坡继续受限则较强;若时延、监管或连接性不达标则走弱按站点测试时延、数据驻留和客户工作负载部署
已锁定电力的园区电力 PPA 可以把需求转成 RFS 容量,但延误会威胁积压订单质量分阶段供电可能推迟客户收入或触发罚金审查 PPA 里程碑、电网并网和客户交付义务
快速模块化建设模式超大规模云厂商伙伴可能设定严格里程碑施工或供应链延误可能带来 SLA、罚金或流失风险对比实际交付与承诺 RFS,以及客户验收测试
安全和服务质量政策客户责任边界可能让事件归责变复杂若发生事件,责任模糊可能削弱满意度或续约审查客户 MSA、事件日志、网络安全保险和客户支持历史

风险评级是定性代理,因为 DayOne 未披露收入集中度或流失指标。

[CU031, CU032, CU033, CU034, CU035, CU044]
FU004: 客户集中度和服务风险敞口

主要客户风险不是没有需求,而是公开集中度、留存和服务质量指标缺失。

风险优先级是分析师基于公开证据和行业风险来源作出的评估。

[CU031, CU032, CU034, CU036, CU044]

6.6 图表

Chapter 07

07风险

7.1 严重性排序与投资论点影响

DayOne 最大的风险不是某个司法辖区的单点缺陷,而是在电力受限、政策敏感的市场里同步铺开超大规模平台。 SG1 许可和 SOFC 试点有战略价值,但它们也把尚未验证的现场供电执行风险带进一个 EMA 正在主动管理发电充足性的市场。 柔佛的规模已经足以成为容量集中点,也会吸引电网和用水审查;巴淡、春武里、府中、香港和芬兰又各自叠加本地许可、土地、公用事业和披露依赖。 投资含义是:风险侧应保持继续研究。估值上行取决于能否把已承诺电力和订单转成可计费、已获许可、可再生能源支撑的容量,同时不出现超支或政策反弹。 排序也纳入来源质量:公司披露能勾勒项目地图,监管机构和备案文件则界定可能推翻乐观爬坡假设的约束。[CR001, CR002, CR004, CR005, CR010, CR012]

监管 / 法律风险登记表
风险 / 规则 / 案例司法辖区状态可能性严重性缓释剩余敞口尽调路径
DC-CFA 配额和可持续容量条件新加坡DayOne 称拿到四个许可之一,约 20 MW许可加 21 Jalan Buroh 场址SOFC 和电网充足性仍未证实获取许可条件、里程碑和公用事业并网证据
氢 / SOFC 燃料来源和安全验证新加坡公司声称完成概念验证(PoC)现场 SOFC 合作及新型电力场址若燃料是化石制氢 / 天然气,或正常运行时间不达标,绿色主张就会失效审查燃料合同、排放核算、安全审批和 SLA 正常运行时间
PUE/WUE 激励标准和电网加固成本马来西亚 / 柔佛政府和 MIDA 强调 PUE/WUE 与电网成本LEED 园区和可再生能源采购水 / 电排队可能拖慢柔佛扩张确认 TNB 容量函、水务审批和 DESAC 激励条款
SEZ 与基础设施依赖印度尼西亚 / 巴淡公司称 NDP 位于 SEZ,并与 INA 合作SEZ 税收激励、海底电缆生态公开证据缺少完整公用事业 / 许可细节核验 SEZ 审批、土地权属、公用事业分配和电缆交付
BOI / 数字基础设施激励泰国BOI 推动数据中心 / 云机会Chonburi 设计围绕能源接入和预制化展开执行里程碑未公开量化审查 BOI 证书、电力 PPA 和施工许可
城市电力 / 土地审批日本 / 东京Fuchu 80 MW 在开发中选址基于电力、土地和低时延公开材料未证明公用事业排队状态确认电网连接、分区和施工时间表
土地协调和认证香港政府协调和 DayOne 葵涌认证运营商中立枢纽和政府数据中心支持扩张受土地和工业楼宇政策约束核验场址许可、电力容量和认证范围
EU EED 报告和余热芬兰 / 欧洲500 kW 以上适用 EU 报告要求,1 MW 以上面临余热审查DayOne 声称回收余热且冷却不用淡水年度 KPI 报告可能暴露 ESG 缺口确认场址级报告、余热消纳和用水方法

对 DayOne 已披露市场做局部风险列举;可能性和严重性是分析师基于引用来源证据的判断,不是公司评级。

[CR002, CR004, CR007, CR020, CR021, CR035]
FR001: 风险热力图

电力、SOFC 和融资 / 客户风险集中在高影响象限;隐私和网络滥用风险受控,但仍需监控。

基于风险表中的严重性、发生可能性和缓解成熟度绘制的定性热力图。

[CR004, CR020, CR027, CR031, CR035, CR038]

7.2 各司法辖区的电力、电网与许可风险

本章风险清单里,大多数项目最终都卡在电力。新加坡政府明确在管理发电充足性和太阳能间歇性, 因此投资人应把 20 MW DC-CFA 配额和首个 SOFC 概念验证视为需要持续跟踪的里程碑, 而不是已经去风险的容量权益。马来西亚更偏扩张,但 MIDA 自身材料说明了电力和用水为何正在变成政策变量: 柔佛已占据运行中 IT 容量主导,全国数据中心需求到 2035 年可能大幅增长,材料还称电网加固成本很高。 香港和欧洲呈现了同一约束的另一面:便利措施和法律透明度有帮助,但土地处置、报告、余热和可持续性 KPI 会变成正式义务。[CR021, CR022, CR023, CR035, CR036, CR037]

运营 / 质量 / 安全风险登记表
失效模式可能性严重性缓释成熟度剩余敞口未解决缺口
新加坡 SOFC 表现不达标或使用非绿色燃料已披露试点;燃料来源证据未公开ESG 和正常运行时间主张可能同时失效燃料组合、运行时长、安全审批、维护历史
扩张园区并网延迟部分站点因能源获取而选址;官方公用事业函件未公开RFS 日期和客户爬坡延后电网容量分配和变电站交付证据
马来西亚水资源或冷却受限PUE/WUE 指引和 LEED 认证高密度 AI 工作负载推高用水审查站点 WUE、冷却设计和取水许可
供应商或承包商不合规供应商准则、审计和整改行动规模扩大后,跨区域审计负担加重供应商审计结果和关键部件集中度
安全事件或 SLA 违约48 小时通知和禁用访问承诺若发生宕机,将面临客户索赔和责任敞口网络保险、SLA 上限和事件历史
涉及访客生物识别的隐私泄露隐私政策和各司法辖区条款APAC/EU 横跨多套隐私制度生物识别留存、同意和删除证据

风险评级把运营证据和已披露控制措施合并评估;缺口是尽调问题,不是已知事件。

[CR004, CR016, CR017, CR020, CR024, CR026]
FR002: 风险传导图

电网、许可和融资风险会传导为 RFS 延误、客户爬坡、利润率和估值压力。

方向性因果图;不是量化模型。

[CR021, CR022, CR023, CR027, CR034, CR038]

7.3 氢能 / SOFC、供应链与 ESG 声明风险

SOFC 路线值得跟踪,但现在就把它写进已解决的脱碳路径还太早。DOE 和 Bloom 支持一个技术判断: 燃料电池可以提供高效率的现场供电;但氢能的气候价值取决于生产路径和到场燃料可得性。 DOE 称大多数氢来自天然气重整,这让燃料来源证明成为尽调闸口。DayOne 的可持续路线图包括可再生能源 PPA 和 2030 年目标, 但首份可持续发展报告排到 2026 年,投资人仍需要经审计的站点级 PUE、WUE、可再生能源匹配、排放和余热证据。 供应商控制能降低建设和合规风险,但供应商准则本身也说明:审计、制裁、出口管制和环境证据必须随着建设计划一起扩容。[CR014, CR015, CR017, CR018, CR024, CR025]

合作伙伴 / 依赖风险登记表
依赖项交易对手 / 制度角色集中度失效情景严重性缓释措施残余敞口
发电和电网充足性EMA、TNB、当地公用事业公司容量审批和可靠性按园区看为高配额延迟或电网收费提高集中流程、与公用事业方沟通、PPA公用事业文件未公开
可再生能源采购Cenergi、其他 PPA/VPPA 提供方ESG 和客户要求可再生能源匹配未达目标21 年 VPPA 和多份 PPA站点级匹配尚未报告
SOFC 技术和燃料供应SOFC 合作伙伴 / 燃料供应商场内供电验证样本新加坡试点集中度高技术正常运行时间或绿色燃料尚未验证首个同类概念验证缺少燃料来源和运行时长数据
超大规模客户需求云和 AI 客户订单、融资抵押物头部客户重谈或推迟入驻已报告容量订单和区域平台客户集中度未披露
建设供应链EPC、冷却和电气供应商交付速度设备延误和成本超支供应商准则、模块化建设、审计关键供应商集中度未知
资本市场和贷款人私人投资者、贷款人、IPO 市场增长资金和估值债务不可得或 IPO 重定价多轮融资和已报道贷款流程债务契约和资金用途未披露

依赖项并非穷尽列举;重点是那些会传导到收入、利润率、进度或估值的交易对手。

[CR014, CR017, CR018, CR021, CR022, CR027]
FR003: 依赖关系图

DayOne 区域平台要跑通,公用事业方、监管机构、供应商、资本方和超大规模客户都要同步成熟。

依赖类别来自公开资料的归纳;个别交易对手披露并不完整。

[CR014, CR017, CR018, CR024, CR027, CR031]

7.4 融资、IPO 与客户集中风险

公开报道中的融资叙事既是 DayOne 的优势,也是风险放大器。大额私募轮、报道中的 IPO 计划以及可能的数十亿美元债务工具, 可以支撑土地、变电站和冷却基础设施;但这些安排也让公司暴露在利率、上市窗口、披露和估值重置风险之下。 最有决策价值的公开可比材料是 GDS 自身备案:它确认 DayOne 的独立状态以及已承诺 / 可计费 IT 电力, 也揭示了超大规模数据中心模式内生的集中度和定价杠杆风险。留存来源没有公开 DayOne 的确切客户集中度; 因此,在依赖订单或估值标记前,客户集中度、合同终止权、计费爬坡和头部客户信用都应作为尽调阻断项。[CR027, CR028, CR029, CR030, CR031, CR032]

人员 / 执行风险登记表
角色 / 职能依赖或缺口可能性严重性缓释措施尽调路径
区域许可负责人从新加坡到欧洲横跨多套制度本地园区和公共机构沟通访谈各国总经理,并审查许可跟踪表
电力和能源工程SOFC、电网、可再生能源 PPA 和余热工程叙事和 SOFC/可再生能源策略审查具名技术负责人和运营 KPI
资本项目 / EPC多个大型园区同步推进模块化建设和供应链协同评估 EPC 名单、违约赔偿和进度缓冲
合规和隐私供应商制裁、生物识别、EU 报告供应商准则、隐私政策、数据安全政策审查内部审计、DPO 覆盖和违规历史
投资者关系 / 财务IPO 准备度、债务扩张、估值防守总部在新加坡的平台和机构投资者审查经审计的 DayOne 财务、债务契约和 S-1/F-1 准备度
客户成功 / 超大规模云厂商合同订单到开票转化以客户为中心的设计和已承诺 IT 电力审查头部客户占比、合同条款和入驻排期

人员 / 职能风险依据已披露的多区域建设推断所需能力;留存来源中未发现负面领导层事件。

[CR010, CR012, CR016, CR017, CR027, CR029]

7.5 缓释措施、监测指标与放弃标准

只有 DayOne 能把公司声称的缓释措施转成可验证的运营证据,风险才可管理。关键监测项包括: 新加坡 SOFC 燃料来源和运行时间;柔佛电网和用水审批;巴淡 SEZ 与海缆 / 互联里程碑; 春武里和府中的公用事业与建设排期;香港土地和认证连续性;芬兰 EU 报告和余热合规; 以及集团层面的客户、债务和供应商披露。若任一旗舰园区失去电网配额,若 SOFC 声明在很大程度上依赖化石氢且没有透明排放核算, 若债务或 IPO 条款暗示困境式稀释,或若头部客户结构过度集中、无法支撑定价权,投资论点就会破裂。 上述指标应在每次投委会前刷新,因为其中多项波动大,并与 2026 年融资、政策和建设事件绑定。[CR016, CR019, CR020, CR033, CR034, CR038]

缓释和终止标准表
风险可监控触发点阈值 / 事件行动含义
新加坡 SOFC / 氢燃料来源、运行时长和排放披露试点期间没有清洁燃料合同,或出现重大宕机不要把 SG1 纳入绿色 / 稳定容量假设
Johor 电网和水资源公用事业和水务审批TNB 配额延迟、水资源上限或不利 PUE/WUE 结果下调 Johor 爬坡和收入时点
Batam SEZ 执行许可、税收激励、海缆和电力里程碑重大许可滑期或激励撤回要求更低估值或基于里程碑拨款
泰国 / 日本开发BOI/METI 等同审批、电网排队、建设 RFS资本催缴前没有具约束力的公用事业或许可证据基准情景暂不计入扩张贡献
EU/芬兰 ESG 报告EED KPI、余热外售、用水数据未满足报告要求或余热回用经济性将 ESG 溢价视为未验证
客户集中度头部客户占比和终止权前两大客户主导订单,或拥有宽泛终止权投资前要求合同级尽调
融资 / IPO债务条款、契约、上市窗口贷款重定价、IPO 延迟,或估值重置低于私募标记将建议转向回避 / 重新定价
供应链合规审计例外和关键供应商集中度供应商不合规反复未解决,或出现制裁问题升级为法律阻断项

终止标准是可监控的尽调阈值,来自公开证据缺口和可比申报文件风险因素。

[CR024, CR027, CR031, CR032, CR034, CR038]

7.6 展示项

Chapter 08

08估值

8.1 底线:跟踪资产,不要盲信表面标价

DayOne 看起来是一类稀缺的超大规模平台,但估值判断不等同于公司质量判断。公开证据确认, 2026 年 1 月 Series C 以 100% 溢价定价,2026 年 6 月最终关账总额 US$4.5 billion, 第三方报道还提到可能的 US$20 billion IPO 估值。这足以框定机会,但还不足以支持按表面标价给出买入建议。 在已预订 MW 经济性、客户集中度、债务条款和优先权结构得到核实前,建议保持跟踪 / 继续研究,高风险,估值偏紧。 如果 DayOne 能把超过 1.5GW 订单转成电力有保障且盈利的园区,并进入 IPO 窗口,上行存在; 如果执行或融资成本追不上叙事,下行也很实质。这个姿态也保留了选择权,同时避免围绕尚未在公开材料披露的私募经济性制造虚假精确。[CV001, CV002, CV007, CV008, CV030, CV031]

建议摘要表
维度评估证据基础决策含义
建议跟踪 / 继续研究平台证据强,但私有经济性和优先权结构缺失不要只凭 US$20B 标记买入
信心融资、订单和可比交易公开;收入、利润率和客户组合未公开投委会批准前采用分阶段尽调
风险评级资本强度、电力交付、建设和融资执行决定投资结果要求下行保护和里程碑契约
估值立场US$20B 偏紧该标记隐含激进增长;若 1.5GW 订单转化,也可以自洽定价必须随证据调整
退出路径IPO 选项,战略 / M&A 兜底报道指向美国 / 双重上市;AirTrunk 交易验证并购胃口基准情景不要假设 IPO 倍数

判断表综合了留存公开证据;私有财务条款仍未披露。

[CV030, CV031, CV032, CV036, CV037]
投资论点 / 反论点表
论据证据支撑改变判断的因素
论点:稀缺的 APAC-欧洲 AI 基础设施平台US$4.5B Series C 最终交割和 >1.5GW 订单订单未转成有约束力收入,或容量明显滑期
论点:资本获取能力强股权融资加最高 €1B 夹层融资债务条款或优先权吃掉普通股上行空间
论点:私有可比交易支撑AirTrunk A$24B 交易,覆盖已承诺 MW 和土地储备若 AirTrunk 经济性不可比,可比证据会弱化
反论点:估值跑在披露前面未公开收入、EBITDA、客户集中度或股权结构条款经审计财务显示收益率有吸引力、客户分散
反论点:电力和建设瓶颈CBRE、Cushman 和 Goldman 强调电力约束并网里程碑和固定价施工合同降低建设风险

这些论据对价格敏感:支持跟踪,不支持无条件买入。

[CV007, CV009, CV012, CV015, CV029, CV038]
FV001: 建议逻辑

在未披露经济数据验证 US$20B 标尺之前,证据只支持继续跟踪。

基于保留公开来源的定性决策流。

[CV007, CV009, CV015, CV030, CV038]
FV004: 投资 KPI

DayOne 在市场和规模上得分高,但估值证据质量偏低。

IC 序数评分:除风险按可投资性反向计分外,分数越高越好。

[CV022, CV023, CV025, CV031, CV037, CV040]

8.2 当前估值背景与入场纪律

1 月轮次给出最干净的一手基线:Series C 股权超过 US$2.0 billion,由 Coatue 领投,并有 INA 支持,较上一轮溢价 100%。 同一份备案还指向此前 Series A/B 股权 US$1.9 billion,以及最高 €1 billion 的夹层融资; 6 月关账则把 Series C 总募集额抬到 US$4.5 billion。随后公开报道描述了潜在 US$20 billion IPO 估值, 部分报道还称可能募资 US$5 billion。因此,本章把 US$20 billion 视为估计标记,而不是已披露的投后估值。 入场纪律应要求折价或结构保护,除非尽调证明订单具约束力、电力可交付、项目回报有吸引力,且更优先的权利不会稀释普通股上行。[CV001, CV003, CV004, CV005, CV006, CV007]

乐观 / 基准 / 悲观情景表
情景假设估值 / 回报逻辑概率信号下行触发点
乐观>1.5GW 订单转化,芬兰 / APAC 按时交付,IPO 窗口打开若稀缺性溢价延续且收入质量得到验证,US$20B+ 可以站住最终 Series C 需求和 AirTrunk 先例电力延误或客户流失会打断转化
基准平台强;私有经济性只能验证部分溢价US$20B 属于合理到偏紧;需要结构保护或折扣Series C 和市场稀缺性真实,但披露不完整招股书或数据室显示收益率更低
悲观IPO 市场转弱;资本开支 / 电力延误;集中度高需向早前约 US$10B 参照重置,或要求降价轮保护电力约束且未披露利润率重大并网或融资契约落空

区间只是情景标记,不是 DCF;公开来源缺少收入和利润率输入。

[CV033, CV034, CV035, CV004, CV006, CV013]
FV003: 估值 / 回报区间

公开证据给出的区间很宽:大致从早前 US$10B 背景,到媒体报道的 US$20B IPO 标尺。

场景区间是基于报道估值标尺和可比背景推导的估算。

[CV006, CV008, CV033, CV034, CV035]

8.3 可比方法:稀缺性溢价,但公开锚点不完美

可比集应同时纳入 APAC 私有超大规模平台并购、上市全球数据中心平台,以及电力稀缺性的市场数据。 AirTrunk 是最接近的战略先例,因为它是 APAC 超大规模平台,已向客户承诺超过 800MW,且土地可支持超过 1GW 的未来增长; A$24 billion 交易验证了大型基础设施资本愿意为已规模化、且电力和土地有保障的增长付费。 公开 REIT 提供披露纪律和市值锚点,但 Equinix、Digital Realty、Iron Mountain 和 GDS 都不是 DayOne 的完全可比对象。 方法上应三角验证每个已预订 / 已承诺 MW 的价值、电力和土地质量、客户信用与集中度、建设执行,以及公开市场是否会接受私募成长估值。[CV015, CV016, CV017, CV018, CV019, CV020]

可比估值表
可比对象指标 / 状态估值或市场标记相关性局限
DayOne 2026 年 1 月Series C 已宣布>US$2.0B 轮次;100% 溢价;报道语境约 US$10B估值上台阶的主要基线官方公告未披露估值
DayOne 2026 年中IPO 目标 / 估计标记Bloomberg/Reuters/DCD 报道的 US$20B 目标;US$4.5B 最终 Series C进入价格纪律的直接标记仍不是已申报招股书或官方投后估值
AirTrunk私有并购A$24B / 约 US$16.1B 交易;>800MW 已承诺,>1GW 土地储备最接近的 APAC 超大规模稀缺性可比经济性和租赁条款未公开
Equinix上市 REIT 市值2026 年 7 月市值约 US$98.8B高端全球数据中心基准互联业务占比高、成熟上市公司
Digital Realty上市 REIT 市值2026 年 7 月市值约 US$63.1B全球超大规模 / 托管平台锚点规模和披露与私有 DayOne 不同
Iron Mountain上市 REIT 市值2026 年 7 月市值约 US$34.9B显示投资者对数据中心相邻赛道有需求业务模式混合
GDS Holdings前母公司 / 上市可比2026 年 7 月市值约 US$6.0B交叉核对分拆和保留持股中国敞口和剩余业务扭曲可比性

这里列的是本章选定估值可比组,不是完整投行可比宇宙。

[CV001, CV004, CV005, CV006, CV015, CV016]

8.4 情景与敏感性

牛市情景不只是「AI 需求维持高位」。它要求 DayOne 把订单转成产生收入的园区,守住债务和股权融资通道, 按时交付芬兰和 APAC 建设,并在数据中心稀缺性仍然紧张时接近公开市场。基准情景认可平台动能, 但只有在强有力私有证据支撑下,才把 US$20 billion 标记视为公允。熊市情景重要,因为估值可能比建设更快调整: 电力互联延迟、资本开支通胀、客户集中度或 IPO 胃口走弱,都可能把标记拉回此前 US$10 billion 参照附近。 敏感度最高的变量是已预订 MW 转化、每 MW 交付成本、合同收益率、债务成本,以及终局市场对 AI 基础设施的胃口。[CV010, CV013, CV014, CV025, CV028, CV029]

论点破裂和终止触发表
触发项阈值 / 事件对论点的传导行动含义
已签 MW 质量订单无约束力,或集中在单一客户收入可见度和每 MW 估值同时塌陷转向回避,或要求大幅折扣
电力交付芬兰 / APAC 园区出现重大并网延迟容量无法按投资测算时间表转成收入暂停投资,直到里程碑重设
资本开支通胀每 MW 成本上升到损害稳定收益率额外债务 / 股权摊薄股权回报要求反稀释或价格重置
IPO 窗口招股区间明显低于 US$20B退出倍数假设失效按悲观情景估值重做承保
优先清偿权结构高级优先权 / 契约条款吃掉上行空间普通股 / 新资金回报不对称加剧没有结构保护不投
披露缺口管理层不提供收入、利润率、客户和债务明细无法验证估值方法阻断投委会批准

触发项把公开不确定性转成具体尽调关口。

[CV029, CV035, CV038, CV039, CV040, CV041]
FV002: 估值对执行驱动因素的敏感度

签约转化、供电交付和 IPO 市场胃口最牵动估值。

敏感度采用 1–5 序数评分,来自证据判断,并非统计模型。

[CV028, CV029, CV033, CV035, CV039]

8.5 退出准备度与最终尽调问题

退出准备度可信但不完整。Reuters/Straits Times 和 Bloomberg/Yahoo 报道指向美国以及潜在新加坡上市路径; AirTrunk 出售也说明,如果 IPO 时点恶化,战略基础设施买家仍有胃口。不过,留存材料没有公开招股书、 经审计的 DayOne 独立财务包、客户排期或详细优先权结构。投委会因此应把 2026 年 IPO 视为选项,而非基础承销退出。 投资前,尽调必须拿到按园区拆分的合同收入和利用率、具名客户集中度、完工所需资本开支和互联排期、债务契约、 清算优先权,以及 IPO 定价低于 US$20 billion 时的敏感性。无法提供这些材料,本身就是投资论点破裂信号。[CV036, CV037, CV038, CV040, CV041, CV042]

最终尽调问题表
议题缺失证据重要性负责人 / 尽调路径
收入转化按园区列示的已签约收入、期限、爬坡和利用率决定已预订 MW 能否支撑估值要求数据室提供客户-园区明细表
客户集中度具名超大规模客户 / 企业敞口和头部客户占比单一客户风险会重定价平台倍数审阅合同和信用支持
项目融资债务契约、成本、摊销和担保组合优先索偿可能压低股权上行审阅授信协议和贷款方模型
优先清偿权结构清算优先权、转换条款和反稀释入场价格不等于普通股经济性审阅章程、股东协议和股权结构表
资本开支与电力并网日期、完工所需资本开支、EPC 条款电力是稀缺估值驱动因素第三方工程和公用事业尽调
退出计划投行委任、招股书草稿指标、上市地选择决定 IPO 概率和估值区间会见投行并审阅申报时间表

必须完成这些尽调问题,才能从跟踪 / 继续研究推进到可投资。

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CO001 DayOne Data Centers is a Singapore-headquartered independent hyperscale data center platform serving Asia-Pacific and Europe. SO002, SO007, SO003
CO002 DayOne says it was established in 2022, with its global headquarters established in Singapore that year. SO007, SO019
CO003 DayOne develops and operates next-generation, high-capacity, AI-ready data center campuses for hyperscalers and enterprises. SO009, SO019, SO042
CO004 The company's SIJORI model integrates Singapore, Johor and Batam into a hub-and-spoke digital infrastructure corridor. SO001, SO007
CO005 As of the June 2026 final Series C announcement, DayOne listed campuses in operation or development in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong SAR, Finland and Spain. SO019, SO042, SO020
CO006 DayOne's Singapore market page describes its Singapore facility as using cutting-edge SOFC power generation technology for energy-efficient, high-density capacity. SO001, SO012
CO007 DayOne identifies Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park as its hyperscale campus footprint in Johor, Malaysia. SO013, SO027
CO008 DayOne states that its Batam facilities sit about 20 kilometers from Singapore and rely on Nongsa Digital Park's business-friendly and connectivity advantages. SO014, SO007
CO009 DayOne's Finland platform is anchored by Lahti and Kouvola, which the company positions as the foundation of its European strategy. SO002, SO018
CO010 Jamie Khoo has served as DayOne CEO since March 2024 and brings more than 20 years of finance, systems and investment leadership experience. SO007, SO002
CO011 Lim Ah Doo is DayOne's chairman and has more than 40 years of leadership experience across telecommunications, technology, data centers, infrastructure, banking and investments. SO007
CO012 DayOne appointed Chengkang CK Yan as Chief Financial Officer on June 30, 2026 after his prior digital-infrastructure investment role at Hillhouse. SO021, SO043
CO013 On January 5, 2026, DayOne announced definitive agreements for more than US$2.0 billion of Series C equity financing led by Coatue with support including INA. SO002, SO003, SO004
CO014 DayOne's January 2026 release said the Series C built on US$1.9 billion previously raised across Series A and Series B in 2024 and an up-to-€1 billion mezzanine debt facility in 2025. SO002, SO003
CO015 DayOne said the January 2026 Series C was priced at a 100 percent premium to the prior round. SO002, SO003, SO005
CO016 DayOne announced the final closing of its Series C on June 5, 2026 with total gross proceeds of US$4.5 billion, led by Coatue and Hillhouse with INA and Achi Capital Partners participating. SO019, SO020, SO042
CO017 DayOne reported more than 1.5GW of total capacity bookings across Asia-Pacific and Europe since inception in its June 2026 final Series C release. SO019, SO024, SO042
CO018 DayOne's January 2026 financing release described approximately 1GW of secured customer commitments before the final Series C close increased the disclosed bookings figure. SO002, SO004
CO019 Data Center Dynamics reported DayOne's portfolio comprised more than 500MW in service and under construction plus more than 500MW held for future development across Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Japan. SO020, SO022
CO020 Independent reporting in May-June 2026 described DayOne as seeking or being associated with a roughly US$20 billion IPO valuation. SO045, SO022, SO029
CO021 Startup Fortune reported that DayOne was planning a dual listing in Singapore and New York that could value the company at about US$20 billion. SO029, SO045
CO022 Data Center Dynamics reported that MGX was weighing a purchase of DayOne while a DayOne IPO could still proceed. SO022
CO023 GDS announced that DayOne would repurchase US$385 million of ordinary shares from GDS at the same price as the January 2026 Series C new issue. SO047, SO046
CO024 GDS said it would remain a minority equity investor in DayOne, with the remaining stake implied by the Series C price valued above US$2.2 billion. SO047, SO046
CO025 DayOne secured more than 1GW of renewable energy in Malaysia through renewable energy supply agreements with TNB entities. SO027, SO039
CO026 DayOne's 2026 TNB agreements cover approximately 1.5GWp of solar capacity and 2.2GWh of battery storage, building on a 2025 CRESS agreement for 500MW over 21 years. SO027, SO039
CO027 DayOne states a goal to reach 100 percent renewable energy across its full platform by 2030 or earlier where market conditions allow, plus a 42 percent absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions reduction from its 2025 baseline. SO027, SO010
CO028 DayOne's Malaysia operations include two hyperscale campuses in Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park and a reported RM28 billion cumulative commitment by end-2026. SO027, SO013
CO029 TechRepublic and Tech Wire Asia reported that Nvidia-backed Firmus plans a 360MW, 170,000-GPU AI data center campus in Batam with DayOne as infrastructure partner. SO030, SO031
CO030 Data Center Dynamics reported that a Malaysian property group agreed to sell a 65-acre Johor land parcel to DayOne, adding land-bank evidence for Malaysia expansion. SO028
CO031 DayOne's official market pages describe live or planned market positions in Singapore, Johor, Batam, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Greater Bangkok and Finland. SO012, SO013, SO014, SO015, SO016, SO017, SO018
CO032 DayOne's official journey says it acquired land in Batam and Nusajaya Tech Park in 2021 before establishing its Singapore global headquarters in 2022. SO007, SO001
CO033 DayOne's official journey says it was awarded capacity in 2023 as one of four operators to develop a new data center in Singapore. SO007, SO012
CO034 DayOne's official journey says it entered Japan with a 40MW Tokyo campus and entered Thailand with a US$1 billion investment in 2024. SO007, SO016, SO017
CO035 DayOne's official journey says it entered Finland in 2025 with a €1.2 billion Lahti investment alongside the Kouvola project. SO007, SO018
CO036 DayOne's official journey says it secured approximately US$587 million of Series A funding and US$1.2 billion of Series B funding in 2025. SO007, SO002
CO037 DayOne's official journey lists RM15 billion, or about US$3.6 billion, of syndicated green financing to support green data centers in Malaysia. SO007, SO027
CO038 DayOne's official journey says NTP Johor launched as its first Southeast Asia data center in 2026, while HK1 completed customer move-in and SG1 broke ground. SO007, SO013, SO015
CO039 DayOne's official journey says its Nongsa Digital Park campus delivered 34MW of capacity in Batam in 2026. SO007, SO014
CO040 DayOne's official journey says it formed a joint venture with INA to advance Indonesia's data center landscape. SO007, SO002
CO041 Data center development faces rising community and permitting risk: NBC reported opponents had blocked or delayed nearly US$130 billion of projects in 2026. SO035
CO042 The Conversation identified power demand, water use, noise, land-use conflict and emissions as recurring community risks from large data center development. SO036
CO043 Singapore's data-center growth is increasingly tied to sustainability and resilience policy, including IMDA's Green Data Centre Roadmap and a proposed Digital Infrastructure Bill covered by Eco-Business. SO040, SO041
CO044 Coatue and Hillhouse became DayOne's two largest shareholders after the final Series C close, while INA and Achi Capital Partners joined as notable investors. SO019, SO020, SO042
CO045 DayOne's operating model depends on non-equity stakeholders including TNB for renewable power, hyperscale customers for contracted capacity, and local governments for land, permits and grid access. SO017, SO027, SO035, SO036
CO046 DayOne does not disclose revenue, ARR, gross margin or revenue run-rate in the reviewed public sources for this chapter.
CO047 DayOne does not disclose a current employee headcount in the reviewed public sources for this chapter.
CO048 Startup Fortune reported that DayOne was seeking to expand a corporate loan facility to as much as US$7 billion, but this remains reported debt-market information rather than a company-confirmed facility in the reviewed source set. SO029
CM001 DayOne’s relevant market is best defined as hyperscale and AI-ready data-center capacity for cloud and enterprise customers across selected APAC and European hubs, not generic enterprise IT services. SM002, SM012
CM002 Independent market research indicates demand is outpacing supply and limited power availability is the principal constraint in many core data-center hubs. SM012, SM013
CM003 JLL forecasts nearly 100 GW of new data-center capacity from 2026 to 2030 and a 14% global sector CAGR through 2030. SM013
CM004 JLL forecasts APAC data-center capacity expanding from 32 GW to 57 GW by 2030, implying a 12% CAGR. SM013
CM005 JLL forecasts EMEA adding 13 GW of new supply at a 10% CAGR through 2030, helped by sovereign AI cloud demand and AI infrastructure policy support. SM013
CM006 The IEA expects electricity consumption from data centres, AI and cryptocurrency to potentially double by 2026 from an estimated 460 TWh in 2022. SM015
CM007 CBRE reported that Singapore had 2% vacancy in Q1 2025, the lowest among major Asia-Pacific markets it tracked. SM012
CM008 CBRE reported that Singapore pricing remained $310-$470 per kW per month in Q1 2025, making it one of the world’s most expensive data-center markets. SM012
CM009 DayOne says its Singapore Jurong East campus has 20 MW of approved capacity and is positioned as a hydrogen/SOFC proof-of-concept site. SM003
CM010 Singapore energy policy is relevant to data-center growth because EMA targets 4 GW of low-carbon electricity imports by 2035. SM023
CM011 Singapore’s grid-connected solar capacity doubled from 822 MWp in 2022 to 1,775 MWp in 1H 2025, but solar remains a land-constrained resource for very large loads. SM024
CM012 DayOne’s SIJORI thesis combines Singapore connectivity, Johor land and power-ready campuses, and Batam cost-efficient expansion near Singapore. SM001, SM003, SM004, SM005
CM013 DayOne says its Johor platform spans Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore and more than 478 MW of operational capacity. SM004
CM014 MIDA reported that 78.6% of Malaysia’s operational IT capacity is based in Johor and that the state is expected to cross 1 GW as pipeline projects complete. SM019
CM015 Malaysia’s data-center expansion carries a material power-risk diligence item because MIDA cites projections for Peninsular Malaysia data-center energy consumption to exceed 5,000 MW by 2035. SM020
CM016 Malaysia had 18 data centres with at least 800 MW of electricity demand and could increase to 81 facilities by 2035, according to a MIDA-reported government statement. SM021
CM017 Malaysia is developing PUE and WUE guidelines to set minimum sustainability standards for future data centres. SM022
CM018 DayOne says its Batam campus is a 72 MW facility inside Nongsa Digital Park Special Economic Zone with direct fiber routes to Singapore and access to over 15 submarine cables. SM005
CM019 DayOne’s Batam positioning is more credible as a Singapore-adjacent capacity extension than as a standalone replacement for Singapore because its cited advantages are proximity, fiber routes, incentives and lower-cost expansion. SM001, SM005
CM020 Thailand’s BOI identifies data center and cloud service as a business opportunity and links Thailand’s digital economy growth to cloud, e-commerce and high digital penetration. SM018
CM021 DayOne says its Chonburi Tech Park is a 300 MW data-center campus with 2026 readiness and a longer-term ambition toward Thailand’s first 1 GW power platform. SM006
CM022 DayOne says its Greater Tokyo development totals 80 MW across two sites in Fuchu Intelligent Park and Kodaira with low-latency access to central Tokyo. SM007
CM023 JETRO’s ICT investment material identifies AI and digital policy support as part of Japan’s Society 5.0 agenda, supporting the demand context for Tokyo-region digital infrastructure. SM025
CM024 DayOne says its Hong Kong Kwai Chung cluster offers 66 MW of carrier-neutral capacity in a land-scarce urban environment. SM008
CM025 Hong Kong’s Digital Policy Office states that data centres are essential infrastructure for financial services, trading, logistics and other sectors, and that the government is facilitating data-centre development. SM017
CM026 DayOne says its Finland platform totals 281 MW across Lahti and Kouvola with renewable power, waste-heat recovery and zero-freshwater cooling claims. SM009
CM027 DayOne’s Finland expansion gives it a European renewable-power narrative but still requires diligence on customer commitments, grid connection dates and heat-reuse economics. SM009, SM013
CM028 DayOne’s sustainability page targets 100% renewable energy and a 42% absolute reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from a 2025 baseline. SM010
CM029 DayOne’s solutions page claims modular delivery capacity of up to 2,500 modules and 500 MW annually, plus an 8.5-month greenfield delivery example for Johor NTP. SM011
CM030 DayOne’s solutions page claims over 300 MW deployed since 2020 across liquid-cooled sites and a 130 kW-plus cabinet pilot using Nvidia GB200 NVL72 systems. SM011
CM031 The primary buyers for DayOne capacity are likely hyperscale cloud, AI infrastructure and large enterprise platform teams, while users are workload owners and payers are infrastructure, real-estate and cloud-capacity budget holders. SM002, SM011, SM013
CM032 CBRE reports APAC AI-related demand is contributing to absorption for training workloads and larger IT deployments, with numerous 20 MW-plus capacity engagements. SM012
CM033 CBRE says secondary APAC markets including Johor and Batam have captured sizable multi-MW transactions as Singapore sourcing for large deployments remains challenging. SM012
CM034 Cushman & Wakefield characterizes power as the primary constraint across global data-center markets and adds grid stability and delivery timelines to site-selection criteria. SM014
CM035 Cushman & Wakefield warns that community opposition, legislative pressure and local moratoriums are increasingly blocking data-center development. SM014
CM036 JLL says average grid-connection waits in primary data-center markets exceed four years, pushing operators toward behind-the-meter power and battery storage. SM013
CM037 A market share or SOM estimate for DayOne cannot be calculated from public sources because customer commitments, contracted power, occupancy and price realizations are not disclosed consistently by campus.
CM038 Startup Fortune reported DayOne’s 2026 financing and IPO ambitions, suggesting investors may capitalize expected AI-infrastructure demand before the public market verifies long-term returns. SM016
CM039 DayOne’s market is attractive because independent sources show rising AI/cloud demand and constrained powered land, while the company claims capacity in spillover and renewable-linked nodes. SM012, SM013, SM004, SM009
CM040 DayOne’s market is crowded because the same demand signals are attracting hyperscalers, global colocation operators, utilities and governments into the same powered-land race. SM012, SM014, SM019
CP001 DayOne positions itself as a sustainable, interconnected data-center platform across Asia-Pacific and Europe, with SIJORI as its signature Singapore-Johor-Batam corridor. SP001, SP002
CP002 DayOne states that its data centers are located in Singapore, Johor, Batam, Greater Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Finland. SP002
CP003 DayOne claims more than 478 MW of operational capacity across two Johor campuses with direct connectivity to Singapore. SP007
CP004 DayOne says its Nongsa Digital Park campus in Batam delivered 34 MW of capacity. SP002, SP008
CP005 DayOne claims a modular-prefab process capable of fabricating up to 2,500 modules and up to 500 MW annually. SP004
CP006 DayOne claims its NTP Johor project achieved 8.5-month greenfield delivery from notice to proceed. SP004
CP007 DayOne claims more than 300 MW deployed across liquid-cooled sites since 2020 and a 130 kW-plus per-cabinet NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 pilot. SP004
CP008 DayOne lists a 2026 Series C definitive agreement for more than US$2.0 billion of equity financing and earlier Series B, Series A, green-financing, and mezzanine facilities. SP002
CP009 Equinix reports 281 data centers on six continents, 513,000 interconnections, and more than 10,500 customers. SP009
CP010 Equinix says it operates 63 data centers and interconnection facilities across nine Asia-Pacific countries. SP037
CP011 Equinix’s Asia-Pacific page includes Johor, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Mumbai, Jakarta, Hong Kong, and other metro markets. SP037
CP012 Equinix states that customers use metro colocation for AI inference while xScale campuses serve large-scale frontier-model training. SP037, SP038
CP013 Equinix reports 96% renewable-energy coverage and US$9.5 billion in green bonds issued since 2020. SP011
CP014 Digital Realty reports more than 300 data centers across six continents, 30-plus countries, and 55-plus metro areas. SP013
CP015 Digital Realty reports 20-plus Asia-Pacific data centers across 10 metro areas with 230-plus connected customers, 150-plus service providers, and 30-plus cloud providers. SP039
CP016 Digital Realty’s high-density colocation page says the offer starts at 30 kW per cabinet and scales to multi-MW deployments and up to 150 kW per cabinet with liquid-cooling options. SP040
CP017 Digital Realty’s PlatformDIGITAL emphasizes global data collaboration, colocation, connectivity, and partner ecosystems rather than only single-campus wholesale capacity. SP014
CP018 Princeton Digital Group describes itself as a pan-Asia hyperscale platform serving cloud and AI demand across seven major markets. SP042, SP043
CP019 PDG lists Singapore, Johor, Batam, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia-related presence on its public footprint pages. SP019, SP042
CP020 PDG states that it targets net zero for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2030 and discloses US$1.8 billion in green and sustainability-linked loans. SP019
CP021 PDG says it uses strategic alliances with utilities and renewable-energy providers to secure reliable, scalable, sustainable, and cost-effective power supply. SP043
CP022 Bridge Data Centres lists Malaysia, Thailand, and India as its location footprint. SP025, SP026
CP023 Bridge Data Centres’ Malaysia page lists MY01, MY02, MY03, MY06, and MY07 and describes proximity to Singapore, AI-ready infrastructure, advanced cooling, and a largest-hyperscale-campus claim. SP047
CP024 Bridge Data Centres describes a sustainability framework including RE100 renewable-energy adoption, water-saving technologies, advanced cooling systems, modular construction, and AI-driven operations. SP045
CP025 AirTrunk describes itself as an Asia-Pacific and Middle East hyperscale platform for cloud, content, and large enterprise customers. SP027, SP049
CP026 AirTrunk’s site reports about 2 GW of powered land, sub-1.2 PUE, and a nine-month fastest-delivery metric for hyperscale campuses using prefabricated construction. SP028
CP027 Blackstone announced an agreement to acquire AirTrunk at an implied enterprise value above A$24 billion. SP029
CP028 Blackstone said AirTrunk had more than 800 MW of capacity committed to customers and land supporting more than 1 GW of future growth. SP029
CP029 AirTrunk targets 100% renewable-energy matching at all sites by 2030 and net-zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2030. SP048
CP030 STT GDC reports a platform spanning 20-plus major markets, more than 20 data centers, and about 2.3 GW of IT load, including Indonesia expansion milestones. SP030
CP031 Keppel DC REIT says it is Asia’s first pure-play data-centre REIT and invests primarily in income-producing data-centre real estate and digital-economy assets. SP057, SP058
CP032 Keppel DC REIT’s 2025 annual report says it had about S$6.3 billion of assets under management and 25 data centers across 10 countries in Asia-Pacific and Europe at year-end 2025. SP058
CP033 CBRE reports that limited power availability remains the prime inhibitor of global data-center growth in some core hubs. SP032
CP034 CBRE reports that Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Sydney inventory increased 4.4% year over year, while supply constraints pushed focus toward Johor and Melbourne. SP032
CP035 CBRE reports that Singapore pricing remained US$310 to US$470 per kW in Q1 2025 and that secondary markets including Johor and Batam captured sizable multi-MW transactions. SP032
CP036 JLL projects global data-center capacity could increase by 97 GW from 2025 to 2030, including APAC capacity expanding from 32 GW to 57 GW by 2030. SP033
CP037 JLL says average grid-connection wait times in primary data-center markets exceed four years and that operators are moving beyond power-purchase agreements toward direct energy funding. SP033
CP038 JLL estimates total data-center expenditures over the next five years could approach US$3 trillion, including real-estate and tenant IT fit-out spending. SP033
CP039 JLL states that hyperscalers will remain a key growth driver while executing a dual strategy of leasing and self-building. SP033
CP040 Public source evidence supports a relative peer split: DayOne, PDG, AirTrunk, and Bridge emphasize hyperscale campuses and power-led delivery, while Equinix and Digital Realty emphasize broader interconnection and platform ecosystems. SP001, SP009, SP014, SP019, SP027, SP047
CP041 DayOne’s strongest visible differentiation is speed, density, Johor capacity, and SIJORI market-making rather than the largest global customer ecosystem. SP002, SP004, SP007, SP009, SP013
CP042 DayOne faces the sharpest direct overlap in the Singapore-Johor-Batam corridor from PDG, Bridge Data Centres, Equinix Johor, and AirTrunk’s broader APAC hyperscale platform. SP007, SP019, SP037, SP047, SP029
CP043 Vendor pages generally do not disclose comparable realized pricing, discounting, utilization, customer-level contract terms, or like-for-like service-level penalties across the competitor set. SP001, SP009, SP013, SP019, SP025, SP027, SP032
CP044 Switching costs in this market are reinforced by multi-MW preleasing, power interconnection lead times, direct cloud/network connectivity, and workload-specific cooling designs. SP032, SP033, SP037, SP040
CP045 Power constraints, construction inflation, and capital requirements weaken purely land-led moats and favor operators with credible power strategy, financing, and execution records. SP032, SP033, SP029, SP002
CP046 Equinix and Digital Realty are public U.S. registrants with SEC filing histories, while DayOne, PDG, AirTrunk, Bridge, and STT GDC rely more on private/investor-backed disclosure surfaces. SP051, SP052, SP002, SP019, SP029, SP025, SP030
CI001 DayOne is a Singapore-headquartered hyperscale data-center platform with assets or markets spanning Asia-Pacific and Europe. SI001, SI014
CI002 DayOne positions its core customer base as hyperscalers and enterprises needing low-latency, high-density, scalable infrastructure. SI001, SI002
CI003 The revenue mechanism is best understood as contracted data-center capacity and related operating services rather than software subscription revenue. SI001, SI010, SI017
CI004 DayOne's SIJORI model links Singapore, Johor and Batam into a hub-and-spoke regional platform for Singapore-adjacent capacity. SI001, SI002, SI003, SI004
CI005 The Johor page labels the Nusajaya and Kempas campuses as 390 MW of total capacity in service. SI003
CI006 The same Johor page also states that DayOne has over 478 MW of operational capacity across Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park. SI003
CI007 DayOne's Batam page describes a 72 MW Nongsa Digital Park campus, while the company timeline says the campus delivered 34 MW in 2026. SI004, SI001
CI008 DayOne's Singapore market page cites 20 MW of approved capacity at Jurong East under Singapore's pilot data-center process. SI005, SI001
CI009 DayOne's Finland page describes a 281 MW renewable-powered Lahti and Kouvola platform and the company timeline cites a EUR 1.2 billion Lahti investment. SI006, SI001
CI010 DayOne's Tokyo page describes an 80 MW campus in Fuchu City. SI007
CI011 DayOne's Hong Kong page describes 66 MW of carrier-neutral capacity in Kwai Chung. SI008
CI012 DayOne's company timeline says it entered Thailand in 2025 with a landmark $1 billion investment and broke ground at Chonburi Tech Park in 2026. SI001, SI009
CI013 DayOne says it secured approximately USD 587 million of Series A funding in 2025. SI001
CI014 DayOne says it secured USD 1.2 billion of Series B funding in 2025 from institutional and strategic investors including SoftBank Vision Fund, Coatue Management, Ken Griffin and Baupost Group. SI001
CI015 DayOne says it secured up to EUR 1 billion of mezzanine financing in 2025 to accelerate the Finland platform and global expansion. SI001
CI016 DayOne says it secured RM15 billion, or about $3.6 billion, of multicurrency green financing for Malaysian green data centers in 2025. SI001
CI017 DayOne says it entered into definitive agreements for over US$2.0 billion of Series C equity financing in 2026, and GDS's SEC-filed release corroborates the over-US$2.0 billion Series C issue. SI001, SI014
CI018 GDS agreed to sell US$385 million of DayOne shares back to DayOne at the Series C price and said the transaction recycled about 95% of its principal invested at nearly 6.5x money-on-money. SI014, SI015
CI019 GDS said the value of its remaining DayOne stake implied by the Series C price was over US$2.2 billion, equal to US$11.18 per GDS ADS. SI014
CI020 A Startup Fortune article reported a larger $4.5 billion Series C, a $20 billion valuation and a possible $7 billion loan, but those figures are not corroborated by the primary official and SEC sources retained here. SI027, SI001, SI014
CI021 Startup Fortune reported that DayOne had secured more than 1.5 GW of total capacity bookings since 2022; this is treated as a low-confidence backlog proxy absent a customer contract exhibit. SI027
CI022 DayOne does not publicly disclose GAAP revenue, ARR, annualized rent, EBITDA, gross margin, burn, cash balance, runway, customer concentration, or contracted backlog in the retained official sources. SI001, SI002, SI013, SI014
CI023 GDS's first-quarter 2026 results provide a public-company reference point with RMB3.367 billion of net revenue and RMB1.949 billion of adjusted EBITDA, but those are GDS group metrics and not DayOne metrics. SI015, SI013
CI024 GDS reported that third-quarter 2025 equity-method losses were mainly from its DayOne investment, indicating GDS was still exposed to DayOne accounting volatility after deconsolidation. SI016, SI013
CI025 JLL forecasts average global data-center shell-and-core construction cost at $11.3 million per MW for 2026, with tenant AI IT fit-out potentially costing as much as $25 million per MW. SI021
CI026 JLL estimates roughly 100 GW of new global data-center capacity through 2030 would require about $1.2 trillion of real-estate asset value creation and roughly $870 billion of new debt financing. SI021
CI027 CBRE reported that global weighted-average data-center pricing reached $217.30 per kW per month in Q1 2025, with Singapore at $310 to $470 per kW per month. SI020
CI028 CBRE said Singapore constraints allowed secondary markets such as Johor and Batam to capture sizable multi-MW transactions. SI020, SI003, SI004
CI029 Cushman & Wakefield's 2026 global market comparison says power availability and delivery remain the primary constraints across data-center markets. SI022
CI030 Uptime Institute's 2025 survey summary highlights rising costs, worsening power constraints, staffing challenges and AI-related density demands for data-center operators. SI023
CI031 The U.S. Department of Energy said domestic data-center energy use was expected to double or triple by 2028, reinforcing the scale of power-procurement risk for AI infrastructure. SI024
CI032 DayOne says its modular process can fabricate up to 2,500 modules and 500 MW annually and reduced the NTP greenfield delivery timeline to 8.5 months. SI010
CI033 DayOne says it has deployed over 300 MW across liquid-cooled sites since 2020 and is piloting 130 kW-plus per cabinet using NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 systems. SI010, SI026
CI034 NVIDIA describes GB200 NVL72 as a rack-scale, liquid-cooled architecture connecting 36 Grace CPUs and 72 Blackwell GPUs, supporting DayOne's claim that AI capacity requires high-density cooling infrastructure. SI026, SI010
CI035 DayOne describes a proprietary infrastructure management platform for energy, thermal and system-health monitoring, but it does not disclose whether this platform is separately monetized or embedded in facility service economics. SI010
CI036 DayOne's supplier code restricts suppliers from publishing case studies or media content that reference DayOne or its customers without prior written approval, which likely suppresses public customer-proof and realized-pricing visibility. SI012
CI037 DayOne says it signed a TNB MOU for green-energy solutions, announced a JSW water-treatment plant program capable of purifying 20 million liters per day, and secured RM1 billion of supplier ecosystem commitments in Malaysia. SI001, SI011
CI038 Because DayOne's disclosed financing includes equity, green financing and mezzanine facilities, its forward capital model likely depends on both corporate equity and asset-level or project-finance debt. SI001, SI014, SI021
CI039 Public-market comps such as Digital Realty and Equinix disclose detailed revenue, debt and capex data in SEC filings, underscoring DayOne's private-company disclosure gap. SI018, SI019, SI022
CI040 Energy-efficiency procurement and server efficiency matter to DayOne's unit economics because ENERGY STAR says certified servers can consume 30% less energy than standard servers when power management is enabled. SI025, SI011
CI041 Reuters' retained URL was blocked during review, so IPO timing and dual-listing details remain an access-limited signal rather than a citable underwriting fact in this chapter. SI028
CI042 The practical underwriting verdict is that DayOne has unusually strong financing and capacity signals but insufficient public operating metrics to underwrite revenue quality or free-cash-flow conversion without management materials. SI001, SI014, SI020, SI021, SI022
CE001 DayOne sells hyperscale data-center capacity rather than software; its product is a cluster of owned or controlled campuses that give customers location, latency, scale, power and sustainability options. SE001, SE003
CE002 The public product architecture has four repeatable layers: site/campus selection, modular prefabricated delivery, high-density power-and-cooling, and an infrastructure-management platform. SE003, SE034
CE003 DayOne claims one of the world’s largest modular solutions, with up to 2,500 modules and up to 500 MW fabricated annually. SE003
CE004 DayOne says its Johor NTP greenfield project reached delivery in 8.5 months using smart module-based processes. SE003
CE005 DayOne positions liquid cooling as a core product capability for high-density next-generation workloads. SE003, SE025
CE006 DayOne claims more than 300 MW deployed since 2020 across liquid-cooled sites. SE003
CE007 DayOne claims a pilot delivering 130 kW-plus per cabinet using NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 systems. SE003, SE038
CE008 DayOne joined the NVIDIA Partner Network as a Data Center Partner in April 2026 and says verified facilities are built to NVIDIA Reference Design standards. SE018, SE038
CE009 The Singapore SG1 facility is a 20 MW Jurong East data center with 2027 RFS on the market page and Phase One RFS scheduled for 2026 in the groundbreaking release. SE006, SE025
CE010 SG1 is presented as a SOFC and hydrogen proof-of-concept site for clean power models in Singapore. SE006, SE025, SE027
CE011 DayOne’s 2023 SK ecoplant collaboration began with natural-gas-fed SOFC fuel cells before wider hydrogen use, making the hydrogen pathway dependent on future hydrogen infrastructure, supply chain and regulation. SE027, SE039, SE040
CE012 DayOne’s Johor footprint spans Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park, with the market page showing 390 MW total capacity in service but also describing over 478 MW operational capacity. SE007
CE013 Johor NTP has multiple public LEED certifications including NTP1 Platinum in 2024 and NTP7, NTP9 and NTP12 Platinum in 2026. SE007, SE042
CE014 DayOne says Malaysia renewable agreements with TNB cover about 1.5 GWp solar capacity and 2.2 GWh battery storage under CRESS. SE017
CE015 DayOne says the TNB agreements plus earlier CRESS commitments secure over 1 GW of renewable energy in Malaysia. SE017
CE016 DayOne’s Batam NDP campus is a 72 MW data center in Nongsa Digital Park SEZ with direct fibre routes to Singapore and access to more than 15 submarine cables. SE008, SE016
CE017 The April 2026 PLN Batam agreement provides about 511 MVA, equivalent to roughly 450 MW of grid capacity, for DayOne’s Kabil Industrial Tech Park campus. SE016, SE031
CE018 DayOne presents Kabil Industrial Tech Park as a high-performance, AI-ready platform and as its second Batam hyperscale campus after Nongsa. SE016, SE031
CE019 Hong Kong HK1/Kwai Chung is presented as a 66 MW carrier-neutral, multi-cloud urban cluster with ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and SOC2 certifications. SE009
CE020 DayOne’s Tokyo/Fuchu plan is an 80 MW campus across two sites with 66,360 square meters of gross floor area and planned 2028 RFS. SE010
CE021 DayOne’s Chonburi Tech Park is described as 300 MW in the market page and as the foundation of a Thailand first 1 GW power platform in the Amata announcement. SE011, SE022
CE022 The Thailand Amata agreement includes a 42.5 MWp floating-solar facility expected to begin commercial operation in 2027 through a PEA-linked tripartite structure. SE022
CE023 DayOne’s Finland platform comprises Lahti and Kouvola, 281 MW total on the market page, with renewable power, waste-heat recovery and zero freshwater cooling positioned as differentiators. SE012, SE023, SE032
CE024 The Lahti project has a stated total potential capacity of 128 MW IT load, first building of 50 MW IT load, and operations scheduled for 2027. SE023, SE032
CE025 The City of Lahti says DayOne will apply for a building permit and frames the project around waste heat, circular economy and ICT ecosystem development. SE032
CE026 GDS’s 2024 Form 20-F states DayOne is the former GDS International/DigitalLand entity and is an equity investee focused on data centers outside mainland China. SE033
CE027 GDS’s January 2026 6-K says DayOne’s portfolio is designed for high-density, liquid-cooling-enabled designs, renewable and low-carbon power pathways, and rapid-deployment prefabricated models. SE034, SE003
CE028 GDS’s January 2026 6-K says DayOne’s Series C capital supports Finland, SIJORI, Thailand, Japan and Hong Kong scale-out and around 1 GW of secured customer commitments. SE034, SE001
CE029 DayOne’s infrastructure-management platform is described as proprietary software for live energy, thermal and system-health monitoring plus predictive control. SE003
CE030 DayOne’s public security evidence is policy-level rather than facility audit-level: a data-security policy is visible, but site-by-site SOC2 scope is only explicit for Hong Kong. SE013, SE009
CE031 DayOne’s supplier code effective July 2026 makes ESG and supply-chain obligations part of the operating model, but public evidence does not prove supplier audit outcomes. SE015
CE032 DayOne’s careers page is a practitioner signal that the company is recruiting or showcasing talent in data-center management, project delivery, mechanical engineering, design and principal technology roles. SE036
CE033 Open Compute Project’s data-center-facility work and Uptime Institute’s tier framework illustrate why DayOne’s product risk is not just buildings but repeatable power, cooling, redundancy and operating process. SE043, SE045
CE034 Bloom Energy and DOE technical descriptions support DayOne’s framing that SOFC/fuel-cell power converts chemical energy to electricity, but they also imply fuel supply and emissions depend on feedstock. SE039, SE040, SE027
CE035 USGBC’s LEED framework corroborates that Platinum and Gold labels are green-building certifications, not direct guarantees of customer uptime or low PUE. SE042, SE007
CE036 The strongest differentiation visible publicly is the combination of SIJORI geography, large renewable-energy contracting, high-density cooling, NVIDIA alignment and prefabricated delivery rather than a single patented technology. SE001, SE003, SE017, SE018, SE034
CE037 The public file does not support a blanket claim that every DayOne hall is 30 MW or larger; specific campuses show 20 MW, 66 MW, 72 MW, 80 MW, 128 MW, 281 MW, 300 MW and higher campus-scale figures. SE006, SE008, SE009, SE010, SE011, SE012, SE023
CE038 The 30 MW-plus hall thesis is supportable only as a diligence hypothesis for selected hyperscale campuses, not as a confirmed universal DayOne design standard. SE003, SE034
CE039 Power is the most visible bottleneck: Singapore is capacity-constrained, Batam depends on phased 2026-2027 grid delivery, Thailand needs PEA-linked renewable integration, and Malaysia relies on CRESS execution. SE006, SE016, SE017, SE022
CE040 Cooling is the second key bottleneck because the AI-ready proposition requires high-density liquid or hybrid cooling while Finland uses climate/free-cooling and Singapore tests tropical cooling with NUS. SE003, SE023, SE025, SE038
CE041 The roadmap is already multi-region: near-term milestones include Batam power delivery in 2026-2027, Singapore SG1 RFS in 2026/2027, Thailand 2026 RFS, Lahti 2027 operations and Tokyo 2028 RFS. SE006, SE011, SE016, SE023, SE025, SE010
CE042 DayOne’s biological data-center collaboration with Cortical Labs is an innovation signal, but public materials do not yet prove production-scale demand, reliability, or integration economics for that product line. SE020
CE043 DayOne’s trust and quality posture is strongest on sustainability certifications and public partner commitments, while detailed uptime SLAs, incident history, PUE by site and cyber audit packets remain private. SE007, SE009, SE013, SE017, SE043
CE044 DayOne’s renewable positioning is credible for Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Finland but still depends on REC treatment, project energization, grid interconnection and local power market rules. SE017, SE022, SE023, SE025, SE032
CE045 DayOne’s delivery model is vertically integrated enough to protect IP and speed deployment, but public sources do not disclose capex by module, vendor concentration, or liquid-cooling failure rates. SE003, SE015, SE034
CU001 DayOne presents itself as a Singapore-headquartered hyperscale data center platform serving cloud, AI, and edge innovation workloads. SU001, SU011
CU002 DayOne states that its infrastructure is engineered around hyperscaler needs for deployment speed, uncompromised scale, and access to strategic underserved markets. SU002, SU003
CU003 DayOne’s SIJORI model links Singapore, Johor, and Batam into a cross-border digital corridor for customer scale and latency needs. SU001, SU002, SU017
CU004 DayOne publicly reports approximately 1GW of secured customer commitments as of its January 2026 Series C announcement. SU011, SU023, SU017
CU005 DayOne ties those customer commitments to demand for AI-ready and hyperscale infrastructure across APAC and Europe. SU011, SU023, SU024
CU006 Johor is positioned for hyperscalers and enterprises needing land, power-ready sites, and direct connectivity to Singapore. SU005, SU017
CU007 DayOne’s Johor footprint spans Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park, with the official market page describing more than 478MW of operational capacity. SU005
CU008 DayOne’s official Johor page says Nusajaya Tech Park has operated since 2023 with low-carbon design, renewable power, and direct connectivity to Singapore. SU005
CU009 DayOne signed a roughly 511MVA, approximately 450MW power purchase agreement with PT PLN Batam for its second Batam hyperscale campus. SU014, SU016
CU010 The Batam Kabil Industrial Tech Park power supply is reported as phased between 2026 and 2027. SU014, SU016
CU011 The Batam Kabil campus is designed to support cloud and AI workloads across Asia Pacific. SU014, SU018
CU012 DayOne’s Singapore SG1 facility is a 20MW, approximately 40,000-square-meter project with Phase One scheduled RFS in 2026. SU012, SU013, SU026
CU013 Singapore SG1 has a 10-year Sembcorp Power PPA, renewable-energy certificates, and an NUS R&D collaboration that support customer sustainability and technical diligence. SU012, SU013, SU028
CU014 Singapore officials framed SG1 as enabling access to compute-intensive technologies such as AI while allowing key sectors to manage critical applications locally. SU012, SU028
CU015 DayOne’s Finland page describes 281MW of renewable-powered capacity across Lahti and Kouvola. SU007, SU019
CU016 DayOne’s planned Nurmijärvi project in Finland has up to 560MW of phased grid-power potential and remains subject to government approvals and permits. SU019
CU017 DayOne reports successful customer move-in at HK1 in its company journey, but does not name the customer or disclose contract terms. SU002, SU008
CU018 DayOne’s official journey says it entered Thailand with a landmark $1 billion investment and broke ground on a Chonburi Tech Park hyperscale campus. SU002, SU009
CU019 DayOne’s official journey says it entered Japan to build a 40MW Tokyo campus and later broke ground on Phase One. SU002, SU010
CU020 Public customer-proof sources report that Firmus will rent DayOne-built space in Batam for a 360MW AI factory using NVIDIA infrastructure. SU015, SU016
CU021 Firmus-related sources report planned delivery of up to 170,000 NVIDIA GPUs into the Batam project from Q1 2027 into early 2028. SU015, SU016
CU022 Firmus-related sources report expected US$25-30 billion or up to US$30 billion of committed offtake revenue over the first six years of the NVIDIA partnership. SU015, SU016
CU023 Firmus-related sources describe the Batam campus as multi-tenant and aimed at AI-native customers, contrasting with hyperscaler-oriented Australian projects. SU015, SU016
CU024 Public retained sources name Firmus as a demand-side user of DayOne Batam capacity, but they do not disclose Firmus as DayOne revenue concentration or lease economics. SU015, SU016, SU011
CU025 DayOne’s official solutions page emphasizes bespoke in-house builds based on customer needs, pointing to a build-to-suit or deeply customized hyperscale model rather than simple retail colocation. SU003, SU011
CU026 DayOne’s official solutions page claims modular prefabrication can reduce greenfield delivery to 8.5 months for the NTP project in Johor. SU003
CU027 DayOne claims its infrastructure management platform gives clients live monitoring and predictive control over energy, thermal performance, and system health. SU003
CU028 DayOne claims more than 300MW has been deployed since 2020 across liquid-cooled sites, supporting the technical credibility of AI-density customer demand. SU003
CU029 The reviewed sources do not disclose DayOne NRR, GRR, churn, renewal rates, or customer satisfaction scores. SU001, SU011, SU015, SU023
CU030 The reviewed sources do not disclose signed lease terms, customer-count denominators, or top-customer revenue concentration for DayOne. SU011, SU015, SU016, SU023
CU031 EY identifies customer concentration and churn as an industry risk because many data center companies rely on a small number of hyperscalers and cloud providers. SU022
CU032 EY identifies access to power as a limiting factor for data center expansion and notes that power disruption can cause downtime and affect service delivery. SU022
CU033 EY warns that construction delays can create substantial penalties when working with hyperscale partners enforcing strict milestone dates. SU022
CU034 Uptime and Data Center Knowledge describe AI workloads, grid instability, cooling demands, and power-system complexity as increasing data-center resiliency questions in 2026. SU020, SU021
CU035 Data Center Knowledge reports one in five outage respondents had costs exceeding US$1 million and one in ten impacted organizations said their last outage had serious or severe impacts. SU021, SU020
CU036 DayOne’s data security policy limits use of Customer Data to providing services or written customer instructions. SU029
CU037 DayOne’s data security policy says it may access Customer Equipment only as necessary to perform services and may not tamper with customer security or audit measures. SU029
CU038 DayOne’s data security policy requires customer notification within 48 hours after becoming aware of a security incident involving Customer Data. SU029
CU039 DayOne’s data security policy assigns customers sole responsibility for safeguarding Customer Equipment and Customer Data against customer-side actions or inactions. SU029
CU040 Data Center Dynamics reports DayOne, Equinix, Microsoft, and AirTrunk received a combined 80MW of Singapore capacity under the pilot scheme after a years-long moratorium. SU013, SU012
CU041 DCPulse frames SIJORI as a response to Singapore land and power constraints, allowing compute-heavy workloads to shift to Johor and Batam while retaining Singapore connectivity. SU017, SU018
CU042 DCPulse describes Batam as a green-corridor option for Singapore-based firms with ESG requirements, but this is market analysis rather than a named lease disclosure. SU017, SU018
CU043 DayOne’s Series C announcement says capital will support scale-out across SIJORI plus Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong, and Finland. SU011, SU023
CU044 DayOne’s customer switching costs are likely high once deployed because customer equipment, bespoke power/cooling design, monitoring integration, and security demarcation become tied to the site. SU003, SU029, SU012
CU045 The quality of DayOne backlog is strongest where customer commitments are paired with power, permitting, RFS, or named-user evidence, and weaker where only broad capacity ambition is disclosed. SU011, SU012, SU014, SU015, SU019
CU046 Public evidence supports real demand but does not prove that DayOne has diversified revenue across many named customers. SU011, SU015, SU016, SU022
CU047 No retained source reported a DayOne-specific outage, failed customer deployment, or churn event, so customer adverse evidence is mainly industry-risk proxy evidence. SU020, SU021, SU022
CU048 Supplier and ESG obligations effective July 2026 indicate DayOne is formalizing procurement controls, but they do not disclose customer satisfaction or renewal metrics. SU030
CR001 DayOne describes its SIJORI strategy as integrating Singapore, Johor and Batam into a regional infrastructure network that combines Singapore connectivity, Johor resources and Batam expansion capacity. SR001
CR002 DayOne says it became one of four operators to receive a Singapore DC-CFA development permit in 2023, enabling about 20 MW of sustainable data-centre capacity. SR002
CR003 DayOne says it acquired a site at 21 Jalan Buroh in 2024 for infrastructure that can scale with emerging power technologies. SR002
CR004 DayOne’s Singapore plan includes a first-of-its-kind on-site SOFC proof of concept for hydrogen-based power generation, making technology and fuel-source validation a material execution risk. SR002
CR005 DayOne says its Johor footprint has over 478 MW of operational capacity across Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore. SR003
CR006 DayOne discloses multiple LEED Gold and LEED Platinum certifications across Johor sites, which mitigates but does not eliminate ongoing PUE, water and renewable-power scrutiny. SR003, SR024
CR007 DayOne says Batam’s NDP is developed with the Indonesia Investment Authority in a Special Economic Zone supported by tax incentives, stable infrastructure and submarine cable investments. SR004
CR008 DayOne positions Batam as a scalable multi-phase platform for high-performance computing and hyperscale cloud deployments, but public evidence does not quantify utility queue, permits or customer commitments. SR004
CR009 DayOne says Chonburi Tech Park will be one of Thailand’s largest data-center platforms and is designed around energy access, prefabricated build solutions, next-generation cooling and connectivity. SR005
CR010 DayOne says Fuchu Intelligent Park will offer 80 MW of total IT capacity and about 66,360 square meters of gross floor area across two purpose-built data centers in development. SR006
CR011 DayOne describes Kwai Chung as a carrier-neutral, multi-cloud data exchange hub with ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications. SR007
CR012 DayOne describes Finland as a 281 MW renewable-powered platform across Lahti and Kouvola with waste-heat recovery, zero freshwater cooling and a Hyperco partnership. SR008
CR013 DayOne says its Finland entry includes a EUR 1.2 billion investment in Lahti and a local partnership with Hyperco for Kouvola. SR008
CR014 DayOne’s sustainability page says it signed a 21-year renewable-energy VPPA with Cenergi, signed multiple long-term renewable-energy PPAs in 2025, and targets 100% renewable energy and a 42% Scope 1 and 2 reduction by 2030. SR009
CR015 DayOne plans to publish its inaugural sustainability report in 2026, so pre-report ESG claims remain dependent on management assertions and site-level corroboration. SR009
CR016 DayOne’s data-security policy commits to disabling terminated personnel access credentials within 24 hours and notifying customers within 48 hours after becoming aware of a security incident. SR010
CR017 DayOne’s supplier code requires supplier legal compliance, privacy and information-security safeguards, environmental compliance, audits, corrective action and potential termination for material or repeated non-compliance. SR011
CR018 DayOne’s supplier code explicitly covers anti-bribery, anti-money laundering, sanctions, export controls, health and safety, hazardous waste and conflict-minerals diligence. SR011
CR019 DayOne’s acceptable-use policy allows suspension, termination, content blocking, inquiries and law-enforcement cooperation for network or system abuse. SR013
CR020 DayOne’s privacy policy says data-center visits may involve collection of identity data, photos, facial recognition, fingerprints and personal images, creating cross-jurisdiction visitor-data compliance risk. SR012
CR021 Singapore’s EMA introduced a Centralised Process in 2023 to ensure sufficient generation capacity for growing power demand. SR014
CR022 EMA says fast-start OCGT units are critical for security and reliability because they can start in less than 10 minutes to handle unexpected shortfalls in generation capacity. SR014
CR023 EMA says solar intermittency, land constraints, cloud cover and shading can affect output and grid stability, requiring forecasting and storage to mitigate variability. SR015
CR024 DOE says hydrogen is an energy carrier that can be produced from multiple resources and that about 95% of hydrogen is produced by natural-gas steam reforming, so hydrogen-labeled power is not automatically low-carbon. SR017
CR025 DOE says fuel cells can exceed 60% efficiency and hydrogen fuel cells emit only water at the point of operation, supporting the technical rationale for SOFC pilots while leaving fuel-source and operating-history risks open. SR018
CR026 Bloom says its solid-oxide platform converts natural gas, biogas or hydrogen into electricity without combustion, which means DayOne’s SOFC ESG outcome depends on whether the pilot fuel is clean hydrogen, biogas or natural gas. SR019
CR027 Startup Fortune reports DayOne closed a $4.5 billion Series C in June 2026 at a $20 billion valuation, is considering a Singapore/New York dual listing, and may expand a loan facility to as much as $7 billion. SR020
CR028 Startup Fortune reports DayOne says it has secured more than 1.5 GW of total capacity bookings since 2022, but the report also flags power constraints, debt-market conditions and customer concentration as risks. SR020
CR029 GDS’s 2025 Form 20-F says DayOne is Singapore-headquartered, formerly GDS International, transitioned to standalone operation, and GDS owned about 19.9% after Series C and a repurchase. SR021
CR030 GDS’s 2025 Form 20-F says DayOne had 1,250 MW of total IT power committed and 444 MW of total IT power billable as of December 31, 2025. SR021
CR031 GDS discloses that its own net revenue is highly dependent on a limited number of customers, including two customers representing 29.0% and 12.0% of 2025 net revenue and two customers representing 37.9% and 11.8% of area committed as of December 31, 2025. SR021
CR032 GDS discloses that customer termination, non-renewal, reduced spending and pricing leverage from large customers can materially affect financial results, making similar hyperscaler concentration a key DayOne diligence item. SR021
CR033 GDS discloses that service disruptions could create customer lawsuits and consequential-damage claims, showing why uptime, SLA and liability coverage are key diligence asks for DayOne. SR021
CR034 GDS discloses that data-center returns depend on commercially acceptable development terms and that future projects may face financing unavailability, higher financing costs, development delays, excess costs and difficulty securing suitable land or buildings. SR021
CR035 MIDA says Malaysia data-centre-related projects attracted RM184.7 billion from 2021 through December 2024 and that PUE and WUE metrics are now critical criteria for DESAC data-centre incentives. SR024
CR036 MIDA reports that 78.6% of Malaysia’s operational IT capacity is based in Johor and that Johor is expected to cross 1 GW of capacity as pipeline projects complete. SR025
CR037 MIDA reports TNB says Malaysia’s existing power capacity is sufficient for data centres, while Malaysian officials are developing PUE and WUE standards and warning that new data centres will drive significant water and energy demand. SR026
CR038 MIDA reports Malaysia had 18 data centres with at least 800 MW of electricity demand and could reach 81 by 2035; the government said grid reinforcement costs to accommodate data centres are very high. SR027
CR039 MIDA reports proposed U.S. AI-chip export restrictions were not expected to affect existing Malaysian data centres but included Tier 2 country capacity limits that could influence future data-centre development and partnerships. SR028
CR040 Thailand BOI identifies data center and cloud service as a business opportunity and says Thailand’s digital economy is expected to contribute 25% of GDP by 2027. SR029
CR041 Hong Kong’s Digital Policy Office says the government expanded the Sandy Ridge I&T site to 10 hectares for data centres, completed rezoning in November 2025, and awarded the site on 2 March 2026. SR030
CR042 Hong Kong’s Digital Policy Office says reliable power supply, a transparent legal system and data-centre facilitation support the territory’s data-centre market, but expansion remains linked to government land-disposal and facilitation processes. SR030
CR043 The EU Energy Efficiency Directive requires owners and operators of EU data centres with at least 500 kW installed IT power demand to publish energy, water and flexibility information annually, with additional attention to waste heat for larger sites. SR022
CR044 Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364 creates a common reporting and KPI methodology for data centres of at least 500 kW, including sustainability indicators that cover energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste heat, cooling and water use. SR023
CR045 DayOne’s multi-region buildout creates a compounded execution risk because simultaneously scaling Singapore SOFC, Johor, Batam, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong and Finland requires site permits, grid connections, renewable procurement, supplier control and hyperscaler commitments to mature together. SR001, SR002, SR003, SR004, SR005, SR006, SR007, SR008, SR021
CV001 DayOne entered definitive agreements for more than US$2.0 billion of Series C equity financing on January 5, 2026. SV001, SV002, SV003
CV002 The January 2026 Series C was priced at a 100 percent premium to DayOne’s prior round. SV001, SV002
CV003 The January announcement did not disclose a dollar valuation, so the post-money mark must be inferred from third-party reporting and later financing context. SV001, SV003, SV004
CV004 Bloomberg reporting carried by Yahoo Finance said DayOne was targeting a valuation as high as US$20 billion in a planned US IPO. SV004, SV006
CV005 Reuters reporting carried by The Straits Times said DayOne planned to raise US$5 billion in a US IPO that could value the company at US$20 billion. SV005, SV004
CV006 DCD reported that a US$20 billion IPO valuation would be materially above the roughly US$10 billion value associated with the earlier US$2 billion Series C reporting. SV006, SV004
CV007 DayOne announced final Series C gross proceeds of US$4.5 billion in June 2026. SV027, SV028
CV008 By mid-2026, public evidence supports treating US$20 billion as an estimated valuation marker or IPO target rather than an officially disclosed post-money value. SV004, SV005, SV006, SV027
CV009 DayOne disclosed more than 1.5GW of total bookings for capacity across Asia Pacific and Europe at the Series C final close. SV027, SV028
CV010 A US$20 billion valuation divided by more than 1.5GW of bookings implies less than US$13.4 million of equity value per booked MW before adjusting for debt, delivery cost, and unbooked land. SV027, SV004
CV011 At the January baseline, more than US$2.0 billion of Series C capital followed US$1.9 billion of Series A/B equity and an up-to-€1 billion mezzanine facility. SV001, SV009
CV012 The Brookfield-backed mezzanine facility gives DayOne non-common-equity capital for Finland and global expansion, but public terms are insufficient to quantify covenant or preference overhang. SV009, SV010
CV013 The Lahti project establishes a 128MW IT-load campus with an announced €1.2 billion investment plan. SV011, SV012, SV029
CV014 Finland adds a power-and-climate advantaged European growth leg, but it also increases execution exposure because major capacity comes online only after development milestones. SV011, SV012, SV013
CV015 AirTrunk’s A$24 billion sale provides the most relevant private APAC hyperscale platform benchmark because it paired committed MW, land for future growth, and cloud/AI demand. SV016, SV017, SV018
CV016 AirTrunk had more than 800MW committed to customers and land supporting more than 1GW of future growth at announcement, implying a scarcity premium for scaled APAC platforms. SV017, SV018
CV017 Equinix’s July 2026 market capitalization was about US$98.8 billion, anchoring a premium public data-center REIT reference but not a pure hyperscale campus comparable. SV022, SV019
CV018 Digital Realty’s July 2026 market capitalization was about US$63.1 billion, offering a global data-center platform reference with more public disclosure than DayOne. SV023, SV020
CV019 Iron Mountain’s July 2026 market capitalization was about US$34.9 billion, but only part of its business is data centers, limiting direct comparability. SV024, SV021
CV020 GDS Holdings’ July 2026 market capitalization was about US$6.0 billion, below the reported DayOne IPO target, underscoring that DayOne is being valued as a separate growth platform. SV025, SV008
CV021 GDS reported that it sold US$385 million of DayOne shares and retained a minority stake, giving public investors a partial valuation cross-check but not a full cap table. SV004, SV008
CV022 CBRE found global weighted average vacancy fell to 6.6% in Q1 2025 and that power constraints drive preleasing and construction timelines into 2027 and beyond. SV013
CV023 CBRE said Singapore had 2% vacancy and high pricing, while Johor and Batam were capturing sizable multi-MW transactions as alternatives. SV013, SV030, SV031, SV032
CV024 Cushman & Wakefield’s 2026 market methodology ranks power availability, delivery timelines, and grid stability as core variables for data-center market attractiveness. SV014
CV025 Goldman Sachs Research estimated data-center power demand would grow 160% by 2030, increasing the strategic value of secured, low-carbon power but raising grid and emissions risk. SV015
CV026 DayOne’s official materials emphasize high-density, liquid-cooling-enabled designs, renewable and low-carbon power pathways, and rapid-deployment prefabricated models. SV001, SV002
CV027 DayOne’s geographic footprint spans Singapore, Johor, Batam, Greater Bangkok, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Finland, and Spain in public company materials. SV027, SV030, SV031, SV032
CV028 A premium valuation is justified only if DayOne converts bookings into contracted revenue, delivery milestones, and power-secured campuses at attractive returns. SV009, SV013, SV014, SV027
CV029 The anti-thesis is that US$20 billion prices in near-flawless delivery across multiple jurisdictions before public evidence discloses revenue, EBITDA, customer concentration, or preference terms. SV004, SV013, SV014, SV027
CV030 The appropriate recommendation is track/research-more rather than buy at a US$20 billion marker because the asset quality is strong but the entry price depends on private financial evidence. SV004, SV005, SV013, SV027
CV031 Risk rating should be high because the company is capital intensive, private, rapidly expanding, and exposed to power, permitting, construction, and financing execution. SV009, SV011, SV013, SV014
CV032 Valuation stance at a US$20 billion marker is stretched unless diligence verifies contracted revenue conversion, project returns, and downside protection. SV004, SV005, SV027, SV013
CV033 The bull case requires 1.5GW-plus bookings to convert into profitable, power-secured campuses with IPO receptivity and a continued scarcity premium for APAC and European AI infrastructure. SV027, SV013, SV015, SV016
CV034 The base case is a high-quality platform whose fair value is near the reported US$20 billion marker only if booked MW economics, customer quality, and project-finance costs are confirmed. SV004, SV013, SV014, SV027
CV035 The bear case is a valuation reset toward the earlier roughly US$10 billion reference if IPO markets weaken, bookings slip, power delivery is delayed, or customer concentration is unfavorable. SV004, SV006, SV013, SV014
CV036 A US IPO, a dual US/Singapore listing, private secondary rounds, and strategic infrastructure/M&A are all plausible exit routes based on public reporting and comp transactions. SV005, SV006, SV016, SV017
CV037 IPO readiness is credible but not complete: public reporting says banks/listing venues are being considered, while no prospectus or audited DayOne standalone financial package is public. SV004, SV005, SV008
CV038 A buy recommendation would require verified contracted ARR/revenue, EBITDA or stabilized yield, customer concentration, debt terms, preference stack, and a price below risk-adjusted base-case value. SV001, SV009, SV013, SV027
CV039 New-money entry discipline should include downside protection around delayed power, capex overruns, and an IPO valuation below the reported US$20 billion target. SV004, SV009, SV013, SV014
CV040 The exact contracted revenues, margins, utilization, customer identities, and concentration behind DayOne’s bookings are not publicly disclosed in retained sources.
CV041 The liquidation preferences, conversion terms, and covenants attached to recent equity and mezzanine capital are not publicly disclosed in retained sources.
CV042 The final IPO valuation range remains unresolved until DayOne files a prospectus or otherwise discloses formal offering terms.
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SO001 DayOne Data Centers DayOne homepage DayOne describes a proprietary hub-and-spoke SIJORI model integrating Singapore, Johor and Batam.
SO002 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Announces US$2.0 Billion Series C Financing Series C was priced at a 100 percent premium to the prior round.
SO003 DataCentre Magazine DayOne Data Centers Raises US$2bn to Boost Hyperscale Growth
SO004 DC Pulse DayOne Data Centers Raises USD 2B+ Series C to Accelerate Global Hyperscale Expansion
SO005 Intelligent CIO APAC DayOne Data Centers secures over US$2 billion Series C to expand hyperscale digital infrastructure across APAC
SO007 DayOne Data Centers About us Helming DayOne as CEO from March 2024, Jamie brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across finance, systems, and investment.
SO008 DayOne Data Centers Our markets
SO009 DayOne Data Centers Data Center Solutions
SO010 DayOne Data Centers Green Sustainable Zero Carbon Data Centers
SO012 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Singapore Data Center
SO013 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia
SO014 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia
SO015 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Hong Kong Data Center
SO016 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Japan Data Center
SO017 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Bangkok Data Center in Thailand
SO018 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Finland Data Center
SO019 Yahoo Finance / PRNewswire DayOne Data Centers Announces Final Closing of its Series C Equity Financing at US$4.5 Billion DayOne announced the final closing of its Series C equity financing with total gross proceeds of US$4.5 billion.
SO020 Data Center Dynamics DayOne secures $4.5 billion Series C funding
SO021 Yahoo Finance / PRNewswire DayOne Appoints Chengkang Yan as Chief Financial Officer
SO022 Data Center Dynamics MGX could purchase APAC data center operator DayOne - report DayOne has been aiming to take itself public in a $20 billion initial public offering.
SO024 Crowdfund Insider Singapore's DayOne Data Centers Closes $4.5b Series C Equity Financing
SO027 ANTARA News / PRNewswire DayOne Secures Over 1GW Renewable Energy in Malaysia in Landmark TNB Partnership Together, DayOne secures over 1GW of renewable energy in Malaysia through the partnership with TNB.
SO028 Data Center Dynamics Paragon Globe agrees to sell 65-acre Johor land parcel to DayOne
SO029 Startup Fortune DayOne Data Centers is raising billions before an IPO that could redefine AI infrastructure investing in Asia
SO030 Tech Wire Asia Nvidia-backed Firmus plans 170,000-GPU Batam AI data centre
SO031 TechRepublic Firmus Plans 360MW Nvidia AI Data Center in Indonesia
SO035 NBC News Data center opponents have blocked or delayed projects worth nearly $130 billion in 2026, study finds Data center opponents have blocked or delayed projects worth nearly $130 billion in 2026.
SO036 The Conversation 5 ways data centers endanger their local communities and the country as a whole
SO039 Newswire.ca / PRNewswire DayOne Signs Landmark CRESS Agreement with TNB to Secure Up to 500MW of Renewable Energy
SO040 Infocomm Media Development Authority Green Data Centre Roadmap support page
SO041 Eco-Business Singapore moves to strengthen data centre sustainability and resilience under new Digital Infrastructure Bill
SO042 PR Newswire DayOne Data Centers Announces Final Closing of its Series C Equity Financing at US$4.5 Billion
SO043 PR Newswire DayOne Appoints Chengkang Yan as Chief Financial Officer
SO045 Data Center Dynamics DayOne seeks $20bn valuation at IPO - report
SO046 Data Center Dynamics DayOne buys $385m of its own shares from former parent company GDS
SO047 Yahoo Finance / GlobeNewswire GDS Announces Sale Of US$385 million DayOne Shares
SM001 DayOne DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale DayOne’s proprietary hub-and-spoke SIJORI model creates a first-of-its-kind digital platform — integrating Singapore, Johor (Malaysia) and Batam (Indonesia).
SM002 DayOne Our markets Across Asia-Pacific, Europe and beyond, our digital infrastructure accelerate how hyperscalers collaborate, innovate, and scale.
SM003 DayOne DayOne Singapore Data Center | Sustainable Digital Scale As Singapore's first hydrogen-powered data center, DayOne is pioneering SOFC technology at its Jurong East campus with 20 MW of approved capacity.
SM004 DayOne DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia | Power, Space, Proximity DayOne operates across two sites at Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore.
SM005 DayOne DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia | A Strategic Regional Core As a 72MW data center inside Batam's Nongsa Digital Park Special Economic Zone, DayOne offers direct fibre routes to Singapore.
SM006 DayOne DayOne Bangkok Data Center in Thailand | SEA Strategic Digital Crossroads Now we are building Chonburi Tech Park campuses toward Thailand’s first 1GW power platform.
SM007 DayOne DayOne Japan Data Center | Low-Latency Tokyo Access DayOne's 80MW campus will span 66,360 square meters across two sites with low-latency access to central Tokyo.
SM008 DayOne DayOne Hong Kong Data Center | High-Density Access DayOne delivers 66MW of carrier-neutral capacity in one of Hong Kong's most land-scarce urban environments.
SM009 DayOne DayOne Finland Data Center | Nordic Renewable-Powered Gateway DayOne is a 281MW renewable-powered data center in Finland with two campuses in Lahti and Kouvola.
SM010 DayOne Green Sustainable Zero Carbon Data Centers | DayOne 100% Renewable Energy, 42% Absolute reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from 2025 baseline.
SM011 DayOne Data Center Solutions | DayOne One of the first pilots to deliver 130kW+ per cabinet using Nvidia GB200 NVL72 systems.
SM012 CBRE Global Data Center Trends 2025 Limited power availability remains the prime inhibitor of global data center growth in certain core hub markets.
SM013 JLL 2026 Global Data Center Market Outlook Nearly 100 GW of new data centers will be added between 2026 and 2030, doubling global capacity.
SM014 Cushman & Wakefield Global Data Center Market Comparison Community opposition to data center development is intensifying. Organized opposition is actively blocking new data center development.
SM015 International Energy Agency Executive summary – Electricity 2024 Electricity consumption from data centres, artificial intelligence (AI) and the cryptocurrency sector could double by 2026.
SM016 Startup Fortune DayOne Data Centers is raising billions before an IPO that could redefine AI infrastructure investing in Asia DayOne Data Centers closed a $4.5 billion Series C in June 2026 at a $20 billion valuation.
SM017 Digital Policy Office, Hong Kong SAR Data Centre Facilitation Hong Kong is an excellent location for data centres.
SM018 Thailand Board of Investment Data Center and Cloud Service in Thailand Thailand’s digital economy is expected contribute 25 percent of the country’s GDP by 2027.
SM019 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Malaysia’s data centre boom: Johor emerges as a regional powerhouse With 78.6 per cent of the country’s operational IT capacity based in Johor, the state is expected to cross the 1 Gigawatt (GW) capacity mark.
SM020 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Powering Up: Navigating the Energy Crossroads of Malaysia’s Data Centre Boom Projections indicate that data centre energy consumption in Peninsular Malaysia is expected to surge to over 5,000 MW by 2035.
SM021 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Government commits to renewable energy growth as data centres multiply in Malaysia Malaysia has 18 data centres with a total electricity demand of at least 800MW, and the number is expected to increase to 81 by 2035.
SM022 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Malaysia well-equipped to meet power needs of data centres, says TNB president/CEO Guidelines on power usage effectiveness and water usage effectiveness are being developed to set minimum sustainability standards for future data centres.
SM023 Energy Market Authority, Singapore Second Request for Proposal (RFP2) to Appoint Licensed Electricity Importers Singapore remains on track to meet our imports target of 4GW by 2035.
SM024 Energy Market Authority, Singapore Chapter 6: Solar From 2022 to 1H 2025, grid-connected solar installed capacity doubled from 822 MWp to 1,775 MWp.
SM025 Japan External Trade Organization ICT: Japan investment opportunities The Japanese government envisions Society5.0 as its goal - a society which aims to solve social issues through cutting-edge technology.
SP001 DayOne Data Centers DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale DayOne’s proprietary hub-and-spoke SIJORI model integrates Singapore, Johor and Batam into a future-ready regional infrastructure network.
SP002 DayOne Data Centers About us Our data centers are located across key markets, including Singapore, Johor (Malaysia), Batam (Indonesia), Greater Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Finland.
SP004 DayOne Data Centers Data Center Solutions | DayOne Smart module-based process cuts build time and increases flexibility, lowering to 8.5 months delivery from greenfield for our NTP project in Johor, Malaysia.
SP005 DayOne Data Centers Green Sustainable Zero Carbon Data Centers | DayOne Our sustainability strategy is anchored on three core pillars: Environmental Performance, Social Responsibility, Governance with Integrity.
SP007 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia | Power, Space, Proximity With over 478 MW of operational capacity across two campuses—Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park.
SP008 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia | A Strategic Regional Core Batam is positioned as a strategic regional core within DayOne’s SIJORI corridor.
SP009 Equinix About 281 Data Centers. Spanning metros across six continents. 513K Interconnections. 10,500+ Customers.
SP011 Equinix Sustainability at Equinix | Future First Strategy & ESG Initiatives 96% Renewable energy; Eighth year in a row with 90%+ global renewable energy coverage; $9.5B in green bonds issued since 2020.
SP037 Equinix Asia-Pacific Equinix operates 63 data centers and interconnection facilities in 9 countries, covering metro markets across the region.
SP038 Equinix Distributed AI Solutions | AI-Ready Infrastructure at Equinix Equinix operates AI-ready data centers designed to support high-power density and advanced cooling requirements.
SP013 Digital Realty Where Tomorrow Comes Together | Digital Realty With over 300+ data centers worldwide... on six continents, in 30+ countries and 55+ metro areas.
SP014 Digital Realty PlatformDIGITAL | Digital Realty PlatformDIGITAL is the global meeting place for data collaboration, delivering a trusted foundation and methodology for scaling digital business.
SP016 Digital Realty Sustainability | Digital Realty Leading the global data center industry in sustainability and responsible global citizenship.
SP039 Digital Realty Asia Pacific Data Centers | Digital Realty 10 Metropolitan Areas; 230+ connected customers; 150+ industry-leading service providers; 30+ available cloud providers; 20+ data centers in Asia Pacific.
SP040 Digital Realty High-Density Colocation | Digital Realty Starting at just 30 kW per cabinet, this solution scales to multi-MW sizes and up to 150 kW per cabinet.
SP019 Princeton Digital Group Princeton Digital Group: AI-Ready Data Center Solutions Across Asia PDG PRESENCE IN ASIA... Singapore, Johor, Batam, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan and South Korea.
SP042 Princeton Digital Group About PDG: Leading Hyperscale Data Centers in Asia PDG’s strategic presence in seven of Asia’s fastest-growing digital economies powers the growth of cloud and AI.
SP043 Princeton Digital Group Leading APAC Data Center Solutions | AI & Sustainability Focused | PDG We have a forward-leaning approach to ensuring reliable, scalable, sustainable, and cost-effective power supply through strategic alliances with leading utilities.
SP025 Bridge Data Centres Bridge Data Centres | Scalable, Green Digital Infrastructure With a strategic presence across key locations in the Asia-Pacific region, Bridge Data Centres provides a network of state-of-the-art facilities.
SP026 Bridge Data Centres Locations - Bridge Data Centres Malaysia; Thailand; India.
SP045 Bridge Data Centres Sustainability - Bridge Data Centres From renewable energy adoption through RE100 to water-saving technologies and circular resource use, we strive to minimize environmental impact.
SP047 Bridge Data Centres Malaysia - Bridge Data Centres Regional Advantage: Strategic proximity to Singapore; Largest hyperscale campus in Southeast Asia; AI-ready infrastructure with advanced cooling.
SP027 AirTrunk Where the cloud meets the ground | AirTrunk AirTrunk combines regional insight, innovative design and a ground-breaking team to create the hyperscale data centre platform needed to power the cloud in Asia-Pacific & Middle East.
SP028 AirTrunk Data Centres as Enabling Infrastructure | AirTrunk ~2GW Powered land; <1.2 PUE; 9 Months fastest delivery for hyperscale campuses using prefabricated construction.
SP029 Blackstone Blackstone Announces Agreement to Acquire AirTrunk in a A$24B Transaction AirTrunk is the largest data center platform in the Asia Pacific region... more than 800MW of capacity committed to customers and owns land that can support over 1GW of future growth.
SP048 AirTrunk Sustainability | AirTrunk Deliver best-in-class operational PUE and 100% renewable energy matching at all sites by 2030.
SP049 AirTrunk Home of hyperscale in APAC | AirTrunk AirTrunk is a hyperscale data centre specialist creating a platform for cloud, content and large enterprise customers across the Asia-Pacific & Middle East region.
SP030 ST Telemedia Global Data Centres STT GDC: Data Centre Provider 20+ data centres worldwide; >100 IT load (GW) 2.3; one of the latest happenings describes more than 360MW of AI-ready sustainable IT capacity in Indonesia.
SP032 CBRE Global Data Center Trends 2025 Limited power availability remains the prime inhibitor of global data center growth in certain core hub markets.
SP033 JLL 2026 Global Data Center Outlook The sector is experiencing an infrastructure investment supercycle requiring up to $3 trillion by 2030.
SP057 Keppel DC REIT About Keppel DC REIT | Keppel DC REIT Keppel DC REIT was listed on the Singapore Exchange on 12 December 2014 as the first pure-play data centre REIT in Asia.
SP058 Keppel DC REIT Keppel DC REIT Annual Report 2025 Its portfolio comprises 25 data centres strategically located in key data centre hubs across 10 countries in Asia Pacific and Europe.
SP051 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Equinix SEC company submissions SEC submissions record for Equinix, Inc. identifies public-company filing history.
SP052 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Digital Realty SEC company submissions SEC submissions record for Digital Realty Trust, Inc. identifies public-company filing history.
SI001 DayOne About us Entered into definitive agreements for over US$2.0 billion Series C equity financing, marking one of the largest private capital raises in the data center sector
SI002 DayOne DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale DayOne’s proprietary hub-and-spoke SIJORI model creates a first-of-its-kind digital platform.
SI003 DayOne DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia | Power, Space, Proximity As Johor's largest LEED-certified data center campus, DayOne operates across two sites at Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore.
SI004 DayOne DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia | A Strategic Regional Core As a 72MW data center inside Batam's Nongsa Digital Park Special Economic Zone, DayOne offers direct fibre routes to Singapore and access to over 15 submarine cables.
SI005 DayOne DayOne Singapore Data Center Singapore's first hydrogen-powered data center...20 MW of approved capacity.
SI006 DayOne DayOne Lahti & Kouvola Data Center Campus DayOne is a 281MW renewable-powered data center in Finland with two campuses in Lahti and Kouvola.
SI007 DayOne DayOne Tokyo Data Center The campus will offer a total IT capacity of 80MW.
SI008 DayOne DayOne Hong Kong Data Center DayOne delivers 66MW of carrier-neutral capacity in one of Hong Kong's most land-scarce urban environments.
SI009 DayOne DayOne Greater Bangkok Data Center Strategically located for scalability and energy access, our Chonburi campus combines engineering innovation with Thailand’s fast-growing digital ambition.
SI010 DayOne Data Center Solutions | DayOne Fabricates up to 2500 modules and up to 500MW annually
SI011 DayOne Sustainability We’re actively reducing our carbon footprint with energy and water efficient technologies, renewable power sources, community partnerships, and ethical practices.
SI012 DayOne Supplier Code of Conduct and ESG Obligations Suppliers shall not publish...case studies...that reference DayOne, its customers, or the work performed together, without DayOne’s prior written approval.
SI013 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / GDS Holdings GDS Holdings 2025 Form 20-F DayOne is to DayOne Data Centers Limited, formerly named DigitalLand Holdings Limited, or GDS International or GDSI.
SI014 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / GDS Holdings GDS Announces Sale Of US$385 million DayOne Shares The share repurchase will enable GDS to recycle approximately 95% of its principal invested in DayOne at a nearly 6.5 times multiple of money.
SI015 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / GDS Holdings GDS First Quarter 2026 Financial Results During the quarter, we further enhanced our financial flexibility through the sale of DayOne shares and a private placement of convertible preferred shares.
SI016 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / GDS Holdings GDS Third Quarter 2025 Financial Results Share of results of equity method investees...mainly arising from our investment in DayOne Data Centers Limited.
SI017 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / GDS Holdings GDS Announces Filing of Annual Report on Form 20-F for Fiscal Year 2025 The Company’s customer base consists predominantly of hyperscale cloud service providers, large internet companies...
SI018 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Digital Realty Digital Realty 2025 Form 10-K
SI019 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Equinix Equinix 2025 Form 10-K
SI020 CBRE Despite Persistent Power Constraints, Hyperscale Growth Accelerates Global data center pricing rose 3.3%...to $217.30 per kilowatt (kW) per month.
SI021 JLL Navigating AI demand, power constraints and global opportunities in 2026 For 2026, JLL is forecasting the average global cost will increase 6% to $11.3 million per MW.
SI022 Cushman & Wakefield Global Data Center Market Comparison Power is still the primary constraint across global data center markets.
SI023 Uptime Institute Uptime Institute Global Data Center Survey Results 2025 facing rising costs, worsening power constraints and challenges in meeting the demands for AI
SI024 U.S. Department of Energy Domestic Energy Usage from Data Centers Expected to Double or Triple by 2028 Domestic Energy Usage from Data Centers Expected to Double or Triple by 2028
SI025 ENERGY STAR Data Center Equipment an ENERGY STAR certified server consumes 30% less energy than a standard server
SI026 NVIDIA NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 The NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 connects 36 Grace CPUs and 72 Blackwell GPUs in a rack-scale, liquid-cooled design.
SI027 Startup Fortune DayOne Data Centers is raising billions before an IPO that could redefine AI infrastructure investing in Asia DayOne Data Centers closed a $4.5 billion Series C on June 5, 2026, at a $20 billion valuation.
SI028 Reuters Data centre operator DayOne considering dual IPO in Singapore and U.S. Fetch returned a 401 challenge; retained only as an access-limited discovery trail for the IPO signal.
SE001 DayOne DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale Through strategically designed, interconnected data center clusters, we transform key locations into digital gateways.
SE003 DayOne Data Center Solutions | DayOne Support next-gen workloads with liquid cooling solutions designed for high density, performance, and energy savings.
SE004 DayOne Sustainability | DayOne Our sustainability strategy is anchored on three core pillars: Environmental Performance, Social Responsibility, Governance with Integrity.
SE006 DayOne Singapore Data Center As Singapore's first hydrogen-powered data center, DayOne is pioneering SOFC technology at its Jurong East campus with 20 MW of approved capacity.
SE007 DayOne Johor, Malaysia Data Center As Johor's largest LEED-certified data center campus, DayOne operates across two sites at Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore.
SE008 DayOne Batam, Indonesia Data Center As a 72MW data center inside Batam's Nongsa Digital Park Special Economic Zone, DayOne offers direct fibre routes to Singapore and access to over 15 submarine cables.
SE009 DayOne Hong Kong Data Center DayOne delivers 66MW of carrier-neutral capacity in one of Hong Kong's most land-scarce urban environments.
SE010 DayOne Tokyo, Japan Data Center DayOne's 80MW campus will span 66,360 square meters across two sites with low-latency access to central Tokyo.
SE011 DayOne Greater Bangkok, Thailand Data Center DayOne's 300MW Chonburi Tech Park campus is among the largest data centers under development in Thailand.
SE012 DayOne Finland Data Center DayOne is a 281MW renewable-powered data center in Finland with two campuses in Lahti and Kouvola, integrating waste-heat recovery with Lahti Energy, zero freshwater cooling, and a local development partnership with Hyperco.
SE013 DayOne Data Security Policy Data Security Policy
SE015 DayOne Supplier COC & ESG Obligations Supplier Code of Conduct and Environmental, Social and Governance Obligations
SE016 DayOne DayOne Signs Indonesia’s Largest 511MVA (~450MW) PPA The agreements include the largest long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) in Indonesia, at approximately 511 MVA, equivalent to around 450 MW of grid capacity.
SE017 DayOne DayOne Secures Over 1GW Renewable Energy in Malaysia in Landmark TNB Partnership The agreements cover approximately 1.5GWp of solar capacity and 2.2GWh of battery energy storage.
SE018 DayOne DayOne joins the NVIDIA Partner Network as a Data Center Partner (DCP) DayOne’s verified data centers provide secure, scalable, high-density rack-ready environments built to NVIDIA Reference Design standards.
SE020 DayOne DayOne and Cortical Labs to develop Singapore’s First Biological Data Center DayOne and Cortical Labs to develop Singapore’s First Biological Data Center
SE022 DayOne DayOne Strengthens Thailand’s Digital Hub with Amata as Chonburi Campus Expands Toward the Country’s First 1GW Power Platform Together, CTP1 and CTP2 establish the foundation for a unified 1GW power platform.
SE023 DayOne DayOne announces flagship hyperscale data center project in Lahti, Finland The Lahti data center project will transform a former industrial site... With a total potential capacity of 128 megawatts (MW) IT load.
SE025 DayOne Singapore’s DayOne breaks ground on first data center in Singapore The facility will feature green-powered high-density air-cooled Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) support, hybrid air and liquid cooling technologies.
SE027 DayOne DayOne Data Centers and SK ecoplant Collaborate on Fuel Cell Technology Trial to Power Data Centers in Singapore The trial will begin with a small-scale installation of fuel cells, initially using natural gas as a feedstock in place of hydrogen.
SE029 DayOne DayOne Data Centers Launches Nusajaya Tech Park Data Center Campus in Johor Malaysia DayOne Data Centers Launches Nusajaya Tech Park Data Center Campus in Johor, Malaysia
SE031 PT PLN Batam PLN Batam dan DayOne Wujudkan Data Center Terbesar di Indonesia PT PLN Batam bersama DayOne melaksanakan penandatanganan Perjanjian Jual Beli Tenaga Listrik (PJBTL) Terbesar di Indonesia dengan total kapasitas mencapai 511 MVA.
SE032 City of Lahti A €1.2 billion data centre to be built in Kiveriö, Lahti DayOne will apply for a building permit in the coming weeks. The data centre is expected to begin operations in 2027.
SE033 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission GDS Holdings Limited 2024 Form 20-F “DayOne” is to DayOne Data Centers Limited, formerly named DigitalLand Holdings Limited, or “GDS International” or “GDSI”.
SE034 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission GDS Holdings 6-K Exhibit 99.1 announcing DayOne Series C financing Through high-density, liquid-cooling–enabled designs, renewable and low-carbon power pathways, and rapid-deployment prefabricated models...
SE035 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission GDS Holdings 6-K Exhibit 99.1 first quarter 2026 results With AI infrastructure demand intensifying
SE036 DayOne Data Center Careers | DayOne Whether you're improving supply chains, advancing cooling tech, leading teams, or supporting our customers, your work here contributes to something bigger.
SE038 NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 | NVIDIA GB200 NVL72
SE039 Bloom Energy Fuel Cell Technology - The Bloom Energy Server Fuel Cell Technology - The Bloom Energy Server
SE040 U.S. Department of Energy Fuel Cells | Department of Energy Fuel Cells | Department of Energy
SE042 U.S. Green Building Council LEED rating system | U.S. Green Building Council LEED rating system
SE043 Uptime Institute Uptime Institute Tier Classification System Tier Classification System
SE045 Open Compute Project Data Center Facility » Open Compute Project Data Center Facility
SU001 DayOne Data Centers DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale We design around customer priorities — location, latency, scale, speed — and execute with the precision it takes to stay ahead of demand.
SU002 DayOne Data Centers About us Our infrastructure is engineered to solve for what hyperscalers need most: speed to deploy, scale without compromise, and access to strategic, new and underserved markets.
SU003 DayOne Data Centers Data Center Solutions | DayOne Bespoke builds based on customer needs, handled entirely in-house.
SU004 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Singapore Data Center | Sustainable Digital Scale
SU005 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia | Power, Space, Proximity As Johor's largest LEED-certified data center campus, DayOne operates across two sites at Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park with direct connectivity to Singapore.
SU006 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia | A Strategic Regional Core
SU007 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Finland Data Center | Nordic Renewable-Powered Gateway DayOne is a 281MW renewable-powered data center in Finland with two campuses in Lahti and Kouvola.
SU008 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Hong Kong Data Center | High-Density Access
SU009 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Bangkok Data Center in Thailand | SEA Strategic Digital Crossroads
SU010 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Japan Data Center | Low-Latency Tokyo Access
SU011 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Announces US$2.0 Billion Series C Financing These investments will strengthen delivery across DayOne’s secured customer commitments of approximately 1GW.
SU012 Singapore Economic Development Board Singapore’s DayOne breaks ground on first data center in Singapore The 20-megawatt (MW) facility spans about 40,000 square meters of gross floor area, with Phase One scheduled to be ready-for-service (RFS) in 2026.
SU013 Data Center Dynamics DayOne breaks ground on 20MW data center in Singapore DayOne’s portfolio currently comprises approximately 500MW of data center capacity in service and under construction, and more than 500MW held for future development.
SU014 ETDatacenters Dayone signs indonesias largest power deal for batam data center Power supply will be delivered in phases between 2026 and 2027.
SU015 Tech Wire Asia Nvidia-backed Firmus plans 170,000-GPU Batam AI data centre DayOne is building the Indonesian facilities, while Firmus will rent space to install Nvidia chips.
SU016 Certified Strategic / Australia Data Centre Index Firmus, NVIDIA and DayOne to build a 360MW AI factory in Batam The Batam campus is multi-tenant and aimed at AI-native customers.
SU017 DCPulse DayOne SIJORI AI Data Center Hub in Malaysia, Johor and Batam As of January 2026, DayOne has secured approximately 1GW of customer commitments, largely driven by the surge in sovereign AI and hyperscale cloud demand in Southeast Asia.
SU018 DCPulse DayOne Sijori Hub AI Data Center Campus Project in Indonesia
SU019 Data Center Knowledge DayOne Consolidates Finland Data Center Expansion With a phased development potential of up to 560 MW of total grid power, the project is expected to create a significant economic impact.
SU020 Uptime Institute Annual Data Center Outages Analysis 2026 Outage prevention remains a central focus for data center operators as demand growth, AI-driven workloads and power constraints reshape risk profiles.
SU021 Data Center Knowledge Outage Report: AI Boom Threatens Data Center Resiliency Gains Power issues are still the leading cause of outages, but the risks are evolving.
SU022 EY Top 5 enterprise risks for data center companies Many data center companies rely heavily on a small number of large customers, primarily hyperscalers and cloud providers.
SU023 Telecom Ramblings Newswire DayOne Data Centers Announces Over US$2.0 Billion Series C Financing to Accelerate Global Digital Infrastructure Expansion
SU024 Intelligent CIO APAC DayOne Data Centers secures over US$2 billion Series C to expand hyperscale digital infrastructure across APAC
SU025 RetailNews Asia DayOne Breaks Ground on Its First Hyperscale Data Center in Singapore
SU026 iTnews Asia DayOne begins construction of its first hyperscale data centre in Singapore
SU027 Frontier Enterprise DayOne breaks ground for hyperscale data centre in Singapore
SU028 World-Energy Dayone Breaks Ground on AI-Ready Hyperscale Data Center in Singapore
SU029 DayOne Data Centers Data Security Policy DayOne may access and use Customer Equipment only to the extent necessary to perform the Services.
SU030 DayOne Data Centers Supplier COC & ESG Obligations
SR001 DayOne DayOne | Data Center Company Built For Hyperscale DayOne describes SIJORI as integrating Singapore, Johor and Batam into a regional infrastructure network.
SR002 DayOne SG1 DayOne says it was one of four operators to receive a Singapore DC-CFA development permit and is integrating SOFC technology on-site.
SR003 DayOne Johor market page DayOne states it has over 478 MW of operational capacity across Nusajaya Tech Park and Kempas Tech Park.
SR004 DayOne Nongsa Digital Park (NDP) DayOne says NDP is in a Special Economic Zone and developed in partnership with the Indonesia Investment Authority.
SR005 DayOne Chonburi Tech Park (CTP) DayOne says the Chonburi campus is strategically located for scalability and energy access.
SR006 DayOne Fuchu Intelligent Park (FIP) DayOne says FIP will offer 80MW total IT capacity and 66,360 square meters of gross floor area.
SR007 DayOne Kwai Chung Data Center DayOne describes Kwai Chung as a carrier-neutral and multi-cloud data exchange hub.
SR008 DayOne Finland market page DayOne describes a 281MW renewable-powered data center in Finland with Lahti and Kouvola campuses.
SR009 DayOne Sustainability DayOne targets 100% renewable energy and a 42% absolute reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from a 2025 baseline.
SR010 DayOne Data Security Policy DayOne says it will notify customers within 48 hours after becoming aware of a Security Incident.
SR011 DayOne Supplier Code of Conduct and ESG Obligations DayOne reserves the right to conduct supplier audits, assessments and request supporting evidence.
SR012 DayOne Privacy Policy DayOne says data center visits may involve collection of identification data, personal photos, facial recognition, fingerprints and personal images.
SR013 DayOne Acceptable Use Policy DayOne may suspend or terminate services, block content, conduct inquiries or involve law enforcement for AUP violations.
SR014 Energy Market Authority of Singapore Natural Gas | EMA EMA introduced a Centralised Process in 2023 to ensure Singapore has sufficient generation capacity to meet growing energy demand.
SR015 Energy Market Authority of Singapore Solar | EMA EMA says fluctuations in solar output could disrupt the balance between electricity supply and demand, causing grid instability.
SR016 Energy Market Authority of Singapore Singapore Energy Statistics (SES) EMA publishes Singapore Energy Statistics as an official energy data resource.
SR017 U.S. Department of Energy Hydrogen Fuel Basics DOE states that about 95% of all hydrogen is produced from steam reforming of natural gas.
SR018 U.S. Department of Energy Fuel Cells DOE states fuel cells can exceed 60% efficiency and hydrogen fuel cells emit only water at the point of operation.
SR019 Bloom Energy Fuel Cell Technology - The Bloom Energy Server Bloom says its solid oxide technology converts natural gas, biogas, or hydrogen into electricity without combustion.
SR020 Startup Fortune DayOne Data Centers is raising billions before an IPO that could redefine AI infrastructure investing in Asia The article reports a $4.5 billion Series C, a possible $7 billion loan, and a planned dual listing in Singapore and New York.
SR021 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission GDS Holdings Limited 2025 Form 20-F GDS reports DayOne had total IT power committed of 1,250 MW and total IT power billable of 444 MW as of December 31, 2025.
SR022 EUR-Lex Directive (EU) 2023/1791 on energy efficiency Article 12 requires data centre owners and operators with installed IT power demand of at least 500 kW to make information publicly available.
SR023 EUR-Lex Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1364 The regulation sets information and KPIs for data centres of at least 500 kW for a common Union sustainability rating scheme.
SR024 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Powering Up: Navigating the Energy Crossroads of Malaysia’s Data Centre Boom MIDA says PUE and WUE metrics now serve as critical criteria for data centre incentives under DESAC.
SR025 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Malaysia’s data centre boom: Johor emerges as a regional powerhouse MIDA reports 78.6% of Malaysia’s operational IT capacity is based in Johor and the state is expected to cross 1 GW.
SR026 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Malaysia well-equipped to meet power needs of data centres, says TNB president/CEO MIDA reports TNB says capacity is sufficient, while a minister said 17 new Selangor data centres will drive significant water and energy demand.
SR027 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Government commits to renewable energy growth as data centres multiply in Malaysia MIDA reports Malaysia had 18 data centres with at least 800MW demand and could reach 81 by 2035.
SR028 Malaysian Investment Development Authority Malaysia’s data centres unaffected by US AI chip export restrictions, says deputy Miti minister MIDA reports proposed US restrictions would limit Tier 2 country capacity to no more than 7% in any single Tier 2 country.
SR029 Thailand Board of Investment Data Center and Cloud Service in Thailand BOI says Thailand’s digital economy is expected to contribute 25 percent of GDP by 2027.
SR030 Digital Policy Office, Hong Kong SAR Government Data Centre Facilitation Hong Kong awarded the Sandy Ridge Data Facility Cluster site on 2 March 2026 after rezoning was completed in November 2025.
SV001 GDS Holdings Form 6-K: DayOne Data Centers Announces Over US$2.0 Billion Series C Financing Series C was priced at a 100 percent premium to the prior round.
SV002 FinancialContent / GlobeNewswire DayOne Data Centers Announces Over US$2.0 Billion Series C Financing These investments will strengthen delivery across DayOne’s secured customer commitments of approximately 1GW.
SV003 Data Center Dynamics DayOne secures $2 billion in Series C funding
SV004 Yahoo Finance / Bloomberg GDS-backed DayOne said to eye US$20 bil valuation in US IPO — Bloomberg DayOne Data Centers Ltd is targeting a valuation as high as US$20 billion in its planned US initial public offering.
SV005 The Straits Times / Reuters Data centre firm DayOne said to be mulling over potential $6.4b dual listing in Singapore and US
SV006 Data Center Dynamics DayOne seeks $20bn valuation at IPO - report
SV007 PR Newswire / DayOne DayOne Launches as an Independent Global Data Center Pioneer Following Series B Funding Closure
SV008 GDS Holdings Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025
SV009 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Secures Up to €1 Billion Mezzanine Financing Facility
SV010 The Asset DayOne locks in €1 billion facility for Nordic expansion
SV011 DayOne Data Centers DayOne announces flagship hyperscale data center project in Lahti, Finland
SV012 Data Center Dynamics DayOne targets 128MW data center campus in Finland
SV013 CBRE Global Data Center Trends 2025 Limited power availability remains the prime inhibitor of global data center growth in certain core hub markets.
SV014 Cushman & Wakefield 2026 Global Data Center Market Comparison Power is still the primary constraint across global data center markets.
SV015 Goldman Sachs AI poised to drive 160% increase in data center power demand Goldman Sachs Research estimates that data center power demand will grow 160% by 2030.
SV016 Blackstone Behind the Deal: AirTrunk, Data Centers and Blackstone’s Digital Infrastructure Strategy
SV017 AirTrunk Blackstone announces agreement to acquire AirTrunk in a A$24B transaction AirTrunk has more than 800MW of capacity committed to customers and owns land that can support over 1GW of future growth.
SV018 Data Center Dynamics Blackstone and CPP to acquire APAC data center firm AirTrunk for AU$24bn
SV019 Equinix Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025
SV020 Digital Realty Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025
SV021 Iron Mountain Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025
SV022 CompaniesMarketCap Equinix (EQIX) - Market capitalization
SV023 CompaniesMarketCap Digital Realty (DLR) - Market capitalization
SV024 CompaniesMarketCap Iron Mountain (IRM) - Market capitalization
SV025 CompaniesMarketCap GDS Holdings (GDS) - Market capitalization
SV026 Digital Realty Digital Realty Reports First Quarter 2026 Results
SV027 PR Newswire / DayOne DayOne Data Centers Announces Final Closing of its Series C Equity Financing at US$4.5 Billion
SV028 Crowdfund Insider Singapore’s DayOne Data Centers Closes $4.5b Series C Equity Financing
SV029 Helsinki Times DayOne launches €1.2bn data centre project in Lahti
SV030 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Singapore Data Center | Sustainable Digital Scale
SV031 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Johor Data Center in Malaysia | Power, Space, Proximity
SV032 DayOne Data Centers DayOne Batam Data Center in Indonesia | A Strategic Regional Core