Singapore is grappling with the challenges posed by its dense data center infrastructure, which consumes a significant portion of the city-state's electricity. Despite imposing a moratorium five years ago due to rising energy demands, Singapore has reversed its stance and plans to increase data center capacity by up to a third in response to persistent demand. Meanwhile, in Ireland, Herbata Ltd is applying for planning permission for a new data center campus that will utilize alternative energy sources to reduce reliance on the national grid. The project reflects a broader trend as tech companies, including Microsoft, explore data center developments amid rising energy consumption in the country. In Brazil, emerging as a potential data center hub, the market is benefiting from increased investments due to power supply challenges in North America and Europe, with São Paulo leading the growth in the region's data center inventory. This shift highlights the evolving landscape of data centers, driven by the demands of AI and cryptocurrencies.