INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding

Singapore-based Digital Edge raised $1.6 billion to expand its AI-ready data centers across Asia-Pacific.
India’s hospitality startup, Oyo secured $65 million to support its global expansion and potential acquisitions.
India's Harsoria Healthcare obtained $20 million in Series B to boost its medical device manufacturing capacity and R&D activities.
Singapore’s Endowus raised $17.5 million in its latest funding round to expand its digital wealth platform and enhance AI capabilities.
Mumbai-based GrayQuest secured $9.3 million in Series B to scale its education-focused fintech platform and onboard more institutions.

Digital Edge Secures $1.6 Billion to Scale AI-Ready Data Centers

Digital Edge, a Singapore-based data center startup, has raised over $1.6 billion in a combination of equity and debt financing to fuel its next growth phase. The round saw participation from Stonepeak, a global investment firm specializing in infrastructure and real assets, alongside new institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds.

Founded in 2020, Digital Edge operates 21 data centers across Japan, Korea, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, providing cloud and AI-ready infrastructure for enterprises.

The new funding will accelerate Digital Edge’s expansion across Asia-Pacific, including projects in Navi Mumbai, Seoul, and Tokyo. The company plans to meet the growing cloud and AI demands by developing hyperscale edge data centers that cater to the region’s increasing digital infrastructure needs.