From June 24 to 25, EPIOR took part in two back-to-back industry events: the 2026 SIJORI Cloud Computing & Data Center Summit and the 2026 Asia Data Center Investment Summit. As a Silver Sponsor, the company was invited to the exclusive welcome reception held that evening, where it held in-depth closed-door exchanges with ecosystem partners including leading cloud vendors, intelligent computing center investors, computing infrastructure contractors and HPC integrators. Attendees engaged in extensive technical and commercial discussions with EPIOR’s technical and overseas sales teams regarding the company’s mature distributed energy solutions built around high-power diesel generator sets and heavy-duty gas turbine units for hyperscale intelligent computing clusters and cross-border data center projects.

The 2026 SIJORI Cloud Computing & Data Center Summit, the flagship annual highlight of SIJORI WEEK, is widely recognized as a premier communication platform for the Asia-Pacific data center industry. It draws top global PE/VC firms, hyperscale cloud providers, multinational data center operators and cutting-edge technology enterprises. Meanwhile, the 2026 Asia Data Center Investment Summit brought together policymakers, sovereign wealth funds, infrastructure investment institutions, data center operators and regulatory authorities from Southeast Asia and neighboring regions.

During on-site exchanges, drawing on its expertise in high-power diesel and gas generator sets as well as integrated low-carbon energy supporting technologies for heavy-load power supply at computing hubs, EPIOR shared resilient power supply solutions tailored for tropical high-density computing scenarios. These solutions address differentiated energy consumption and power load requirements of cross-border intelligent computing parks spanning the three SIJORI regions (Singapore, Johor and Riau Islands), capturing widespread attention from cloud vendors and computing infrastructure investors in attendance.

The two summits delivered a clear industry signal concerning energy infrastructure for AI computing power: amid the global expansion of computing capacity, distributed energy suppliers capable of full-scenario heavy-load power supply (both standby and primary power), low-carbon energy efficiency and cross-border project delivery serve as key partners for balancing computing growth with carbon neutrality targets and securing long-term asset returns. Energy infrastructure service providers offering flexible and resilient solutions are poised to enter a definite growth period.