Date : 15 November 2019, Friday Time : 4:15PM (1615 hours) Media : MoneyFM Presenter : Howie Lim Interviewee : Darren & Carolyn Howie is a seasoned journalist who has a very conversational style. She may be joined by another presenter and producer, Bernard Lim. She hosts Prime Time with Bernard and Finance Presenter JP
17 Sep 2019, Singapore – By Q1 2020, Jakarta will have its first green data center campus. SpaceDC, the company behind the initiative, will use natural gas to produce electricity to power the data center. It will also recycle waste heat from the gas generators to provide cooling through absorption chillers, a unique energy saving
In 1977 Architect Christopher Alexander published A Pattern Language. The book studies the patterns that exist in everyday space such as engineering elements. This book would become the inspiration for the development of Object Oriented Programming, the language that operates software coding today. Architecture has indeed played a great role in the development of modern
13 June 2019, Singapore – GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, and Polymer Connected, an eminent data centre provider, have established a partnership to develop a data centre campus in Jakarta. With this partnership, Polymer Connected has acquired the land to build the campus, strategically located in Jakarta Barat. This will be Polymer Connected’s first campus
D emand outstripping supply for green data centers Did you know replacing an old server with a greener design can save up to 1 ton of carbon emissions? Data centers require large amounts of power, cooling and space to operate. The ever increasing demand for data means their carbon foot print is growing. Key drivers
D arren Hawkins, President of the visionary data center provider Polymer Connected, is delighted to announce the company’s new offices opening in Jakarta. Located in the heart of the bustling city center, Polymer Connected will be opening its doors in the iconic Indonesian Stock Exchange, or IDX, Building. Opening offices in the center of business
B usinesses all around the world need secure, fast, and reliable places to store the most important information they have: their data. In Asia, and particularly in Indonesia, there is a surge in demand for improved and higher-capacity data storage which is caused by a combination of expanding global cloud providers and increased network connectivity.
W hen everyday users shop for cloud storage, they tend to compare plans and prices based on gigabytes or terabytes. This is not so when it comes to businesses looking for a secure, highly available data center. For the last decade, data centers have stopped measuring usage in terms of floor space or terabytes, and
