Tekla 2024 Structural BIM Software offers enhanced user experience
Thomas Phang is Vice President, Sales, Asia Pacific Region, Trimble
Thomas Phang is Vice President, Sales, Trimble Construction, for the Asia Pacific Region which encompasses China, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. He brings to the company over 25 years of expertise in the high-tech industry spanning Autodesk, Microsoft, Sun and HP and has successfully built and managed multicultural teams across Asia.
Thomas also spearheaded the launch of the Trimble Southeast Asia (SEA) division of structures and most recently served as the area director based in Singapore. In this capacity, he pla..
The use of technology is only going to increase
Didier Colin, Senior Director, Sales and Distribution, Trimble, CIS division
Excon: Here at Excon we have seen a fast-growing interest in our technology. In India, we see a lot of growing interest from contractors who have heard about our systems. They ask us; tell us more about your system. What can I do with it and how can it benefit us? I'm doing this type of project, using this type of machine and working on this project, so what would you recommend and how can I adopt this technology on my job site? Many OEMs are connecting with us and they're asking how they can impr..
Trimble Tekla User Days 2023 to accentuate Digital Construction benefits
India Surpasses Australia, Japan, and Singapore in Data centre Capacity
India has surpassed Australia, Japan, and Singapore in data centre capacity, cementing its position as a prominent player in the global digital infrastructure landscape. The country's rapid advancement in data centre infrastructure underscores its growing significance in the digital economy.
The surge in data centre capacity is attributed to several factors, including increasing internet penetration, rising demand for digital services, and government initiatives to promote digitalization. As businesses and consumers alike embrace digital technologies, the need for robust data infrastru..
India's data center industry growth to double by 2026; reach 2,000 MW
India's data centre industry is experiencing explosive growth, driven by the country's rapid digitisation. CareEdge Ratings predicts a data centre capacity surge, doubling to 2,000 MW by 2026. This expansion will attract significant investments, with an estimated Rs 500 billion flowing in over the next three years.
The data centre growth is driving/attracting large scale investments in the expansion of the network connectivity ecosystem which is critical for high volume data transfer at low latency levels. It is imperative that for such large-scale capacity addition, data centre playe..