TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd. (TWSE: 1504), together with its subsidiary TECOBAR, made its debut at Data Centre World Singapore today (29th), showcasing its integrated one-stop capabilities in data centre power systems and Modular Data Centres (MDCs) as it expands into Southeast Asia’s AI infrastructure market.
TECO President Fei-Yuan Kao stated, “As global competition for AI computing power intensifies, deployment speed and power supply stability have become critical to competitiveness. With more than 20 years of experience in data centre infrastructure and cumulative contracted project capacity totaling nearly 1 GW, TECO integrates electromechanical systems, power systems, engineering, and modular prefabrication capabilities to help global customers accelerate AI data centre deployment, bring computing capacity online sooner, shorten time to commercial operation, and capture opportunities arising from rapidly growing AI demand.”
Five Core MDC Modules Accelerate AI Data Centre Deployment
The exhibition focuses on TECO’s one-stop Modular Data Centre delivery capabilities, featuring five core modules: IT systems, cooling systems, power systems, generator systems, and energy management and control systems (EMS). It also demonstrates TECO’s full-service capabilities spanning requirements analysis, system design, engineering planning, equipment manufacturing, modular prefabrication, system integration, on-site installation, testing, and handover.
TECO is also presenting an ongoing 10 MW Modular Data Centre project to illustrate the practical application of the five core modules, from integrated design and factory prefabrication to on-site installation. TECO’s MDC solutions can be flexibly configured based on customer requirements, site conditions, and reliability tiers.
They reduce on-site construction complexity and shorten project timelines while improving engineering quality and energy efficiency, meeting the rapid deployment and scalable expansion needs of large cloud service providers (CSPs).
Integrating Power Equipment and Local Manufacturing to Strengthen Supply Chain Services
High-performance computing applications continue to increase data centre power density, making the safety, reliability, and deployment efficiency of power transmission systems increasingly critical. For the exhibition, TECO has integrated the Group’s equipment manufacturing and system integration resources, with its subsidiary TECOBAR showcasing armored and cast-resin busway products.
Their high current-carrying capacity, modular design, and rapid deployment capabilities address the varying scale and configuration requirements of AI data centres. To further improve local supply and delivery efficiency, TECOBAR opened a new armored busway plant in Penang, Malaysia, this year.
Designed for an annual production capacity of 400,000 meters, the plant manufactures products certified to IEC and UL international standards.
It serves as a key manufacturing base supporting TECO’s data centre customers across Southeast Asia and global markets, further strengthening the Group’s overall supply chain service capabilities.
Marking a New Milestone at 70 and Expanding TECO’s AI Infrastructure Footprint in Southeast Asia
As TECO marks its 70th anniversary this year, the company is integrating global resources under its “One TECO” strategy and accelerating its transformation from an electromechanical equipment manufacturer into an integrated AI infrastructure and energy solutions provider.
Through the recent acquisitions of Malaysia-based NCL Energy and Dynaciate Engineering, TECO has further strengthened its capabilities in civil engineering, steel fabrication, and modular prefabrication, while building a comprehensive data centre value chain spanning key equipment, engineering integration, and local delivery.
Going forward, TECO will position Malaysia as a key base for data centre engineering and modular prefabrication in Southeast Asia and continue expanding into high-growth markets including Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Guided by its strategic priorities of electrification, intelligence, and green energy, TECO will deepen engagement with global customers and partners while enhancing its brand visibility and competitiveness in the global AI infrastructure market.
