DayOne Data Centers Limited, a Singapore-headquartered global hyperscale data center platform, announced Tuesday the appointment of Greg Norman as a Board Advisor, supporting the firm’s long-term strategy for global expansion and sustainable growth across Asia-Pacific and Europe.

DayOne said in a statement that widely recognized for his leadership across sport, global business, and sustainability initiatives, Norman brings decades of experience in enterprise leadership, large-scale infrastructure development, and relationship building with global partners.

In his advisory role, he will support DayOne’s board and management team on strategic partnerships and international stakeholder engagement.

DayOne is backed by a strong group of long-term global investors, and is governed by an experienced board with deep expertise across digital infrastructure, energy, finance, and international expansion.

The company has rapidly scaled into a multi-market platform with developments and operations across key data center hubs in Asia-Pacific and Europe, supporting the accelerating demand driven by cloud and AI workloads.

“DayOne is building mega-scale digital infrastructure to support the next phase of the digital economy,

“DayOne’s governance is strengthened by a globally experienced and diverse board,” said William Huang, Chairman of DayOne Data Centers.

“Norman’s global perspective, approach to sustainability and long-term value creation, and trusted network align closely with how we build and partner,

“His involvement strengthens our strategy and the credibility of the ecosystem we are building together,” he added.

Meanwhile, Norman highlighted the importance of responsible growth in an increasingly data-driven world.

“Sustainable digital infrastructure is no longer optional — it’s essential,

“DayOne has a clear understanding of how to balance scale, performance, and environmental responsibility, while working with credible partners who can execute globally,” he added.

The appointment reflects DayOne’s continued commitment to building responsible, scalable digital infrastructure, and to working with partners who share a disciplined, long-term approach to growth, said the statement.

DayOne’s data center developments currently span key markets, including Singapore, Johor (Malaysia), Batam (Indonesia), Greater Bangkok, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Finland.

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