Subtelforum Cushman & Wakefield and APTelecom Launch Feasibility Study for Vietnam's Digital Park
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- •Cushman & Wakefield and APTelecom are conducting a feasibility study for the Stavian Digital Park.
- •The project aims to enhance Vietnam's digital infrastructure and attract major technology firms.
- •The feasibility study will assess requirements for power supply, cooling, and connectivity.
Cushman & Wakefield and APTelecom are collaborating on a feasibility study for the Stavian Digital Park (SDP) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, funded by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA). The study aims to assess the requirements for a new hyperscale data centre campus, which will support cloud and AI infrastructure. The project is designed to attract major technology firms, particularly from the U.S., and aims to enhance Vietnam's digital infrastructure. The feasibility study will cover essential infrastructure including power supply, cooling, and connectivity. The SDP is expected to significantly expand Vietnam's data centre capacity and position it as a regional hub for digital technology. The project is backed by a comprehensive pre-feasibility study conducted by Cushman & Wakefield, which will serve as the prime contractor. APTelecom will provide specialized telecommunications expertise for the study, focusing on international connectivity and subsea cable systems.
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