Equinix in the News

Jon Lin, Chief Business Officer at Equinix, joined Bloomberg Intelligence to discuss how AI is reshaping the data center industry in 2025. He shared insights on the influence of AI models like Stargate and DeepSeek, and highlighted the growing importance of water usage and sustainability in data center operations.

Christopher Wellise, VP of Sustainability at Equinix, shared with the Financial Times that water availability is a key factor when selecting data center site locations, as booming AI demand places increased pressure on water supplies needed to cool IT infrastructure. He also explained how Equinix uses innovative cooling techniques to keep more water in a closed loop.

The Globe and Mail explores Equinix’s pivotal role in digital infrastructure, highlighting how its TR2 data center in Toronto powers critical services, from cloud computing to financial transactions. Sanjeevan Srikishnan, Equinix’s Director of Global Solutions Architecture and Engineering, discusses Equinix’s reliability, security, and adaptability, noting its advanced cooling systems and hyperscale expansion to meet growing AI demands.

In an interview with Channel News Asia, Yee May Leong, Managing Director of Equinix Singapore, discussed the company's exploration of advanced solutions, such as small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), to achieve carbon neutrality and support national sustainability goals. Leong emphasized the need for public-private collaboration to foster innovation and policy support for clean energy. Equinix's proactive commitment to sustainability positions it as an industry leader in balancing growth with environmental conservation, aligning with Singapore's vision of becoming a global hub for eco-friendly digital infrastructure.

In a media interview with Times of India, Manoj Paul, Managing Director of India, anticipates a correction in data center pricing, noting that while construction costs are rising, some prices are unrealistically low. He compares this to a past trend of excessive mall construction, where only well-designed projects succeed. Equinix operates three facilities in Mumbai and is expanding with new constructions in Chennai, targeting growth in the AI sector and exploring opportunities in other Indian metros.