DayOne's $4.5B Series C: Asia's Data-Center Buildout Hits Mega-Scale
Singapore's DayOne closed a $4.5B Series C in June 2026, led by Coatue and Hillhouse, to expand AI data centers across Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
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