The global semiconductor market may have rounded a corner, as Samsung reports better-than-expected quarterly results.

The world's second-largest economy is ramping up its computing capacity and will create 20 smart computing centers over the next two years.

Southern Cross’ new NEXT submarine cable system adds much-needed transpacific bandwidth for internet traffic.

Globe Telecom Inc. expects its biggest data center to be operational in two years as the company capitalizes on growing demand.

Vietnam's rapidly developing semiconductor industry is set to climb higher in the global manufacturing supply chain in the wake of new US investments.

China is set to launch a $40-billion state-backed fund to boost local chip manufacturing to accelerate its journey towards self sufficiency.

Co-location providers in Mexico may provide an alternative to their US counterparts, but not all data can go out of the country.

After a four-year moratorium, Singapore issues licenses for 80MW in new data center capacity with the hope of attaining sustainable growth. But will the limited scale be enough?

Despite valiant efforts, India is unable to get it right where semiconductor policy is concerned.

Since climate change can impact data centers in various ways, data center operators would be wise to consider these factors before choosing a location for a new data center.