TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd. and its subsidiary TECOBAR have showcased complete, all-in-one solutions for data centre power systems and Modular Data Centres (MDCs) in Singapore, as TECO expands into Southeast Asia’s AI infrastructure market.
TECO president Fei-Yuan Kao said, “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 totalling 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, and shorten time to commercial operation.”
Modular Data Centre solutions and data centre power systems
The company showcased its 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).
TECO also exhibited its complete services covering needs analysis, system design, engineering planning, equipment making, modular pre-assembly, system setup, on-site installation, testing, and final delivery.
High-performance computing continues to raise data centres’ power needs, making safety, reliability, and quick setup of power systems becoming increasingly important.
TECO combines its equipment manufacturing and system setup resources, with its subsidiary TECOBAR presenting armoured and cast-resin busway products. These products carry high electrical loads, have modular designs, and can be set up quickly to meet various AI data centre needs.
TECOBAR’s new armoured busway factory in Penang, Malaysia, can produce 400,000 meters each year. Meeting IEC and UL standards claim to improve TECO’s ability to supply data centre customers in Southeast Asia and worldwide.
