Carrier-neutral, purpose-built data centre in Bangkok's Rama 9 district opened in May 2023 with a USD 74 million investment, 9,000 sqm of building area and 9.5 MVA of power, hosting AWS network infrastructure.

When Telehouse opened its Bangkok site in May 2023, it positioned the building as the city's first purpose-built, connectivity-focused carrier-neutral data centre rather than a converted office floor. The USD 74 million (THB 2.5 billion), three-storey facility in the Rama 9 business district offers 9,000 sqm of space with 9.5 MVA of power drawn from two separate utility substations, N+1 generator redundancy and an average design load of 4 kW per rack. Four diverse fibre entry routes support an interconnection ecosystem of more than ten telecom, cloud and content partners; AWS deployed network infrastructure here at launch, and an AWS Direct Connect location went live at the site in January 2025. Telehouse states the facility runs on 100% renewable electricity. Colocation options span single locked cabinets, caged suites and open custom footprints, aimed at carriers, content platforms and enterprises that want a neutral interconnection hub in central Bangkok as part of Telehouse's global data centre network.

Telehouse Bangkok