TikTok / ByteDance Thailand BOI Data Hosting Infrastructure
No organisation is recorded as holding this site, running it, or owning the AI hardware inside it
Thai Board of Investment (BOI)-approved investment by TikTok Pte. Ltd. (ByteDance's Singapore-domiciled subsidiary) for THB 126B (~US$3.76B) in data-hosting infrastructure across Bangkok, Samut Prakan, and Chachoengsao provinces. BOI approval date 2025-01-29 per Nation Thailand reporting. Subsequent broader ByteDance commitment of $8.8B over 5 years per Reuters / Bloomberg 2025-02-28 (Investing.com mirror) — relationship between the $3.76B BOI-approved tranche and the $8.8B 5-year figure NOT explicitly disclosed in fetched sources (may be subsuming or extending). BOI text references "server and related infrastructure in high-performance data centres" — tenant-vs-self-built structure UNCLEAR; owner_org_id + operator_org_id intentionally NULL pending verification. Operations targeted 2026 per BOI approval.
Dates in site records: Jan 29, 2025 – May 17, 2026. Site data: ByteDance Thailand (BOI) reporting.
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