The world is laying down the bricks and wires for a digital future, and now Singapore’s investment powerhouse Temasek has stepped onto the construction site. In a bold show of confidence, Temasek has joined the AI Infrastructure Partnership, a global consortium with a clear and massive goal—build the physical foundation that will carry the weight of artificial intelligence for decades to come.
Alongside Microsoft, BlackRock, and MGX, Temasek is helping steer an effort that plans to channel over $30 billion initially, with an eye toward unlocking a total of $100 billion. This isn’t just money for more servers or faster computers. It’s for the real, behind-the-scenes hardware—the energy plants, cooling systems, power lines, and data centers that keep AI running day and night.
As AI tools become increasingly woven into our lives—whether through customer service chatbots, smart thermostats, or productivity assistants—what’s often overlooked is how much energy and infrastructure is needed to support them. Every time you ask an AI a question or generate a digital image, vast amounts of computing power are quietly at work. And that power needs reliable, scalable, and sustainable support.
