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BDx has been recognized by APAC CIOOutlook Magazine as the recipient of “Top Digital Infrastucture Solutions Companies,” based on our proprietary methodology, reflecting its position in the industry. This profile has been developed by the APAC CIOOutlook research and editorial team based on insights from an interview with Sujit Panda, Chief Technology Innovation Officer.

BDx
Reinforcing Digital Infrastructure Through Modularity

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,Sujit Panda, Chief Technology Innovation Officer, BDxSujit Panda, Chief Technology Innovation Officer
In today’s digital age, the importance of storing, processing, and disseminating data has changed the nature of competition. The fabric of IT strategy can enable organizations to stifle their competition. With that said, managing data can also become a nightmare for those companies still using traditional data centers. Traditional data centers lack scalability and are no longer adequate to meet the needs of organizations today. A new breed of digital infrastructure is needed.

Digital infrastructure should be scalable, flexible, portable, and capable of being deployed wherever the business requirement is. This is what Singapore-based BDx has created: modular or prefabricated data centers that can be built quickly and seamlessly whenever capacity expansion is required.

“As a leader in sustainability and innovation, BDx offers secure and scalable modular data centers and digital solutions that are not only cost -effective and efficient, but that can be deployed across all geographies.”

Using prefabricated data centers to fuel data-driven strategies wasn’t a tough choice for BDx.
After all, prefabricated data centers offer an array of benefits over traditional data centers. For instance, they operate more efficiently and require less cooling power so that more modules can be added at a lower operating cost. The most significant advantage of using a modular data center is faster deployment. Unlike traditional data centers, which require several months of testing, modular data centers can be deployed and tested at the factory site.

Since its inception, BDx has established a strong foothold across Asia-Pacific regions, including China, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Singapore. Across all these sought-after regions, BDx works with a primary focus on changing the face of digital infrastructure through modular, more efficient data center solutions. When BDx first entered the digital infrastructure market, its biggest challenge was educating enterprises on modular infrastructure’s unparalleled benefits. However, it didn’t take much time for organizations to recognize the many advantages of modular technology in the data center space.

As a leader in sustainability and innovation, BDx offers secure and scalable modular data centers and digital solutions that are not only cost effective and efficient, but that can be deployed across all geographies


BDx offers a range of solutions to help clients meet their demands for innovative and efficient digital infrastructure. They also provide colocation services, including 24/7 connectivity and on-demand, white glove support to ensure smooth operations for businesses. For example, if a client is based in Australia and the digital infrastructure is located in Singapore, the client can conveniently manage the operations and generate reports through BDx’s 360View portal. The 360 View portal is an easy-to-use online tool that gives clients a comprehensive view of power utilization, billing information, support requests, and several other data. Clients can access these analytics from anywhere in the world in real time, even from their mobile devices.

BDx is driven to accelerate digital transformation and help its clients achieve system efficiency and better ROI than their competition — all while keeping sustainability a top priority. In fact, by investing in innovative solutions to make its data centers and cooling systems more energy efficient, the company was able to reduce its carbon footprint by 36% over the last two years. In the future, BDx will continue to roll out innovative, sustainable data center solutions to help clients transform their digital infrastructure.
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BDx

Headquarters
Singapore

Management
Sujit Panda, Chief Technology Innovation Officer,

Description
BDx offers colocation, security, private cloud services, disaster recovery services, and interconnectivity solutions across cloud service providers, telcos, internet exchanges, and major data centers

2022

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