DayOne to support NVIDIA DSX POD reference design with modular data centers
Singapore-based DayOne Data Centers says its proprietary integrated delivery model will support the NVIDIA DSX POD reference design. The company says its prefabricated, modular approach lets it deliver data center projects in eight to twelve months in Southeast Asia.
- DayOne Data Centers says its integrated delivery model will support the NVIDIA DSX POD reference design.
- The company says prefabricated power, cooling and base build systems let it deliver projects in eight to twelve months in Southeast Asia.
- NVIDIA's Charlie Boyle says the design helps align compute, power and cooling for faster deployment.
- DayOne was established in 2022 and operates across ten markets in Asia Pacific and Europe.
What DayOne announced
DayOne Data Centers Limited, a Singapore-headquartered global digital infrastructure platform, said on Oct. 21, 2026 that its integrated delivery model will support the NVIDIA DSX POD reference design. According to the company, the move builds on its strategy of speeding up data center deployment through standardized design, integrated delivery and modular infrastructure that can be replicated across markets.
DayOne argues that as demand for AI infrastructure grows and deployments become larger and more complex, execution is the critical differentiator. In its words, customers want partners that can deploy the power, cooling and space they need at speed, while keeping technical standards consistent.
Prefabrication as the core of the approach
DayOne says it uses a standardized method for data center development, including modular prefabrication of power, cooling and base build systems. Part of the mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure work is moved into controlled factory environments. According to the company, this shortens development timelines and allows consistent execution at large scale.
As a result, DayOne says it can deliver data center projects in eight to twelve months in Southeast Asia. The company describes this as a significant acceleration in bringing digital infrastructure capacity to customers.
DayOne CEO Jamie Khoo said: "Supporting the new NVIDIA DSX POD reference design is a natural extension of that work." He added that the company's teams have spent years developing integrated platforms, products and modules for delivering large campuses.
NVIDIA's view and DayOne's footprint
Charlie Boyle, Vice President of DGX Systems at NVIDIA, said the DSX POD reference design "helps align compute, power, and cooling for faster deployment." He said DayOne's support, combined with its modular infrastructure and integrated delivery capabilities, "can help customers bring capacity online sooner and shorten the time to first token."
DayOne was established in 2022 and describes itself as a developer and operator of next-generation data centers across ten markets in Asia Pacific and Europe. Its operations are in Singapore, Johor and Greater Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Tokyo and Kyushu in Japan, Hong Kong SAR, Finland and Spain. The company says it is trusted by leading global hyperscalers and businesses.
What it means for customers
For customers planning AI capacity, the announcement points to a link between a standard reference design from NVIDIA and a delivery model built around factory-made modules. DayOne says greater integration across power, cooling, networking and compute is becoming increasingly important as deployments grow, and it believes modular infrastructure will play a critical role in delivering next-generation capacity.
The source does not give pricing, specific project sites or technical specifications of the DSX POD design. The timeline of eight to twelve months is DayOne's own claim and applies to Southeast Asia.
