The campus is home to two data centres, JAK1 and JAK2, with Ethernet connectivity between Singapore and Hong Kong via Epsilon’s Cloud Connect, using its Infiny service.
Warren Aw (pictured), Epsilon’s recently appointed managing director for its Asia-Pacific region, said: “We are well-positioned to support SpaceDC in enabling its customers to access the cloud through our global expertise as a cloud interconnect specialist and strong presence in this region.”
Epsilon said the network as a service (NaaS) platform enables SpaceDC to deliver global network services and provide its customers with direct access to the leading cloud service providers. The services will include Alibaba Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud.
Aw, formerly at Colt before moving to Epsilon, explained: “By using Infiny, SpaceDC can easily deliver scalable, on-demand cloud connectivity to its customers. We look forward to expanding our partnership to serve the growing demands for cloud around the world.”
SpaceDC CEO Darren Hawkins said “We’re seeing huge demands for cloud services from our customers across the region, and we’re excited to be adding new capabilities to our JAK1 and JAK2 data centres.”
Epsilon said its partner programme enables SpaceDC to gain global connectivity capabilities that help it to meet growing customer demands, while benefitting from agility, scalability and expertise when rolling out new network services. It provides the network infrastructure its customers need to grow their businesses across new markets, with high-performance, low-latency connectivity to the cloud for an enhanced user experience.
Hawkins said: “This partnership supports our future growth plans with extended reach to new markets, with the scalability to turn services up or down as needed. We have the capabilities to take our business to the next level.”
