EcoXplore at Data Centre World Asia 2026: Visit Us at Tech Week Singapore

Booth: S45

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EcoXplore is returning to Data Centre World Asia 2026, and we would like to invite you to meet our engineering team in person. The exhibition runs on 29 and 30 September 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, as part of Tech Week Singapore. As we have every year, we will be on the show floor with a booth dedicated to our data centre monitoring and energy management solutions, and we want to make sure you know where to find us.

About Data Centre World Asia 2026

Data Centre World Asia is one of the region's largest gatherings focused on the complete data centre ecosystem, from power and cooling to connectivity, security, and infrastructure management. Organised by CloserStill Media and held as part of Tech Week Singapore, the event brings together thousands of CTOs, CIOs, data centre managers, infrastructure heads, and facility engineers across two days of exhibitions and conference sessions. The 2026 programme spans the themes shaping the industry right now: scalable infrastructure modernisation, AI-ready environments, energy-efficient operations, and digital infrastructure resilience.

For EcoXplore, the show is a fixture in our calendar. We have exhibited at successive editions because it puts us face to face with the operators and engineers who run the facilities our technology is built for, and because the conversations on that floor tell us where the market is heading next. Marina Bay Sands has hosted the event for several years, and returning visitors will find the format familiar: a dense exhibition floor, a packed conference agenda across multiple theatres, and the chance to compare notes with peers facing the same constraints.

Why efficiency is the headline for Singapore data centres in 2026

The backdrop to this year's event is a market under real pressure to do more with less power. The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) set a clear direction with its Green Data Centre Roadmap, aiming for a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.3 or lower at 100% IT load over the next ten years. In a tropical climate, where cooling is the single largest non-IT load, hitting that benchmark is an engineering challenge before it is a reporting one.

Capacity in Singapore is deliberately scarce, and the operators best positioned to grow are those who can demonstrate measured, defensible energy performance rather than simply promise it. A PUE figure calculated from utility bills and nameplate ratings collapses under scrutiny; one built on direct, high-resolution metering does not. That is the conversation we expect to have repeatedly at the booth, and it is the subject of our recent guide on data centre energy efficiency and IMDA's PUE standards for teams who want the detail ahead of the show.

What we will be showing

Our booth will focus on the monitoring and energy management stack that helps data centre operators measure, defend, and improve their efficiency numbers:

PecStar® iEMS energy management. Our energy management system provides the continuous reporting, benchmarking, and exception management that keep a facility on target as IT load shifts and equipment ages. It is also the layer that produces audit-ready evidence for standards such as the Green Mark for Data Centres and SS 564.

Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM). Our DCIM platform unifies revenue-grade meter data with breaker status, temperature, and humidity in a single operator view, rather than leaving it scattered across vendor-specific consoles. A PUE engine that aggregates from one-minute to annual windows turns raw readings into a metric that stands up in front of an enterprise audit.

Revenue-grade metering and condition monitoring. Accurate measurement at the main intakes, UPS input and output, and on mechanical cooling feeders is the foundation of any credible PUE programme. Pairing that with condition monitoring of chillers, pumps, and CRAC units catches efficiency drift early, before it becomes wasted energy or an outage.

Proven at scale

This is not a concept we demonstrate only in a slide deck. It is the architecture EcoXplore deployed at Singtel's DC West facility, where Hall 11 was commissioned with an integrated energy-monitoring and DCIM stack from day one. Measuring PUE with the numerator and denominator both captured to revenue-grade accuracy means the figure holds up when a colocation customer's procurement team asks how it was derived. That kind of deployment, delivered end to end as one engineered platform rather than a collection of disconnected tools, is what we will be discussing at the show.

EcoXplore is a Singapore homegrown engineering company, backed by ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certification, a BCA ME02 L5 licence, BizSAFE Star status, and GeBIZ listing. With engineering teams across Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam, we support multi-site operators who need consistent measurement across the region, not just one facility.

Come and find us at Tech Week Singapore

Whether you are planning a new build, retrofitting an existing hall, or building the case for a PUE programme your stakeholders can trust, our team will be on hand for a working conversation rather than a sales pitch. Mark your calendar for 29 and 30 September 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, and watch this space for our stand number closer to the event.

If you would like to arrange a meeting with our engineers during the show, or simply want to talk before then, get in touch with the EcoXplore team. We look forward to seeing you there.