DC Power BN1 campus — supporting evidence ↗
Published Date unavailable · Retrieved 2026-09-11
STECON's corporate magazine describes DC Power BN1 supporting more than 24 MW IT.
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DC Power BN1 campus
Planned
Named joint venture with SITEM and MyTelehaus. Delivery status and exact parcel unconfirmed; not assumed identical to Stellar's SC Zeus venture.
Last researched 2026-09-11Last verified Not independently verifiedPublished revision 1
No approved site photo yet. Photos and their source dates are published after evidence review.
Site profile
- Operator
- DC Power BN1
- Ownership
- Unknown / not established
- Business model / scale
- Unknown / Unknown
- Region / metro
- Unknown / Greater Bangkok
- City / locality
- Unknown
- Address
- Unknown
- Location
- Exact property coordinates not established; no city centroid substituted.
Precision: unknown - Parent
- Not assigned
Capacity evidence
Statements retain their dates, definitions and development scope. Do not add these rows together.
| Claim / measurement | Scope and status | As of | Evidence and accounting |
|---|---|---|---|
| >24 MW IT load | Reported design/development capacity; delivered share unconfirmed Planned · cumulative | 2026-09-11 | Reported claim ↗ Excluded from capacity totals. Research retrieval date, not measurement/commissioning date. Excluded from sums pending capacity and hierarchy reconciliation. Named joint venture with SITEM and MyTelehaus. Delivery status and exact parcel unconfirmed; not assumed identical to Stellar's SC Zeus venture. |
Development timeline
- No dated milestones established.
Disclosed specifications
No additional specifications established.
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