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Chayora Launches New 10,000 Rack Data Centre Campus Serving Shanghai, China

HONG KONG–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Chayora, an international digital infrastructure investor, developer and operator of hyperscale data centre campuses in China, is delighted to announce the launch of its Shanghai data centre campus with up to 54MW of IT load serving hyperscale high performance customers. This is Chayora�s second campus and when this and its existing Tianjin campuses are fully developed will jointly provide capacity of more than 200MW of IT load and over 35,000 racks for customers.


The first data halls in Shanghai will be Ready for Service in Q4 of 2022 expanding to meet demand, with the campus ultimately comprising three buildings each with 5 floors of data halls capable of accommodating a total of 10,000 racks.

Shanghai is one of the largest cities in China, serving a regional population of more than 200 million people. Chayora’s new campus will deliver an international standard data centre environment supported by secured and renewable power, and carrier neutral, low-latency connectivity to accelerate content delivery, cloud access and communications services throughout the region.

“Our latest campus is strategically located to serve Shanghai and Eastern China where our customers have greatest demand,” said Jonathan Berney, Co-Founder and COO, Chayora. “We are delighted to be launching our second campus which offers Build to Suit and Wholesale capacity at scale with 10,000 racks available and connectivity.”

Chayora’s continued approach to delivering world class standards means that the new campus has been designed to deliver exceptional operational performance with cutting edge cooling technology delivering a PUE of <1.19, rack densities of 15kW/rack, fast track delivery to meet customers’ needs and a direct low latency fibre connection to the Shanghai CBD. Each floor within each building accommodates 672 racks enabling a flexible approach to wholesale and colocation solutions or as part of a larger Build to Suit solution using the whole facility. Customers will have outstanding security, operations and support infrastructure along with connectivity access to all the Tier 1 network providers.

About Chayora

Chayora Limited, headquartered in Hong Kong, is wholly-owned by Chayora Holdings Limited, a Cayman Island-based company. Chayora develops hyperscale, world-class designed and operated, scalable data centres and data centre campuses in China. Chayora serves global Fortune 500 companies and premium Chinese data centre operators offering cloud services, ICT services, financial services or other services offerings dependent on intensive, high quality data centre infrastructure in China.

For more information about Chayora, visit www.chayora.com.

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E: mel.redding@chayora.com

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