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Scaling smarter: who can afford the next wave of data centres?
As global data centre construction accelerates, rising costs and power constraints are forcing operators and investors to rethink how growth is financed, turning to capital recycling, balance-sheet discipline and new ownership structures. Khamila Mulia reports.
By Khamila Mulia
Editor APAC, The Tech Capital
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Data centres have become one of the most capital-intensive assets in the modern economy.
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