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Equinix Bets USD124M That Hong Kong Will Be Asia's AI Crossroads

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By Sheila Lam
| CDOTrends
In a region racing to define the infrastructure of the AI era, Equinix just made its largest single investment in Hong Kong in a decade. The company opened its sixth data center in Hong Kong (HK6) earlier in June 2026, positioning the USD124 million HK6 facility as a connectivity hub for AI development and cross-border innovation with the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park (HSITP).
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Leading Marketing Teams Through AI Disruption and Beyond

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By Sheila Lam
| CDOTrends
Running a marketing organization across Asia is no small feat. With its cultural diversity, varying levels of digital maturity, and rapidly evolving customer expectations, the region presents immense complexity. Adding to that complexity is the accelerated adoption of AI, which is fundamentally reshaping the role of today’s marketing leader. Sitting right at the intersection of these forces is Preeti Rao, Adobe's Asia Marketing Director.
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FSIs Are Banking on AI for Productivity Gain

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By Sheila Lam
| CDOTrends
2025 is challenging for the banking sector. The tariff wars, stock market roller coaster, and macroeconomic fluctuation put many FSIs under tremendous pressure on profitability. In pursuing healthier financial performance, FSIs are addressing these external risks by turning to AI to transform internal operations and drive productivity. This finding comes from IBM’s 2025 Global Outlook for Banking and Financial Markets and is also supported by market researchers.
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