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Empyrion Digital closes financing for 7MW Taipei data centre

Data centre operator Empyrion Digital secured financing on 25 August 2026 to fund construction of its 7MW TW1 facility in Taipei s Neihu district

Taipei, Taiwan and Singapore – Empyrion Digital has secured financing for its 7MW data centre, TW1, in Neihu, Taipei, with the support of E.Sun Bank. This significant milestone marks a key step in Empyrion Digital's strategy to develop high-quality digital infrastructure across Asia's major markets. The Neihu facility, designed as a carrier-neutral colocation center, caters to the growing demand for reliable, scalable, and well-connected digital infrastructure in Taiwan.

It will provide colocation solutions to enterprises, cloud, and digital infrastructure customers with the necessary capacity and connectivity to support AI deployment alongside their expanding compute needs. Teruo Iwamoto, Empyrion Digital's Chief Financial Officer, emphasized that closing this financing signifies a strong foundation for TW1's growth and acknowledges the confidence of E.Sun Bank and the project's partners in the Taiwanese digital infrastructure market.

E.Sun Bank expressed its pleasure in supporting Empyrion Digital's financing of TW1, highlighting the increasing importance of resilient and high-quality digital infrastructure for Taiwan's digital economy as AI, cloud computing, and digital services continue to expand. The bank remains committed to partnering with quality infrastructure projects with long-term development potential.

The financing will further empower Empyrion Digital to advance its data centre portfolio across Asia, focusing on strategically located, high-quality colocation infrastructure to meet the region's growing demand for AI, cloud, connectivity, and data-intensive applications.

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