SAN ANTONIO, TX, Nov 6, 2025 – Frost & Sullivan has named Siemens the 2025 Southeast Asian company of the year in the data center infrastructure solutions industry for its achievements in technological innovation, operational excellence, and customer impact. This recognition highlights Siemens’s leadership in delivering automation and digitalization solutions that enhance performance, reliability, and sustainability for data center operators across the region.
“Frost & Sullivan recognizes Siemens for aligning sustainability commitments with continuous innovation, providing solutions that support data centers throughout their entire lifecycle. This focus builds customer trust and strengthens the company’s position as a reliable partner in an increasingly competitive market,” said Ravi Krishnaswamy, associate partner, regional leader at Frost & Sullivan.
Siemens is focusing on technology and automation to meet the needs of Southeast Asia’s data center industry. The company’s strategy reflects an adaptive approach to infrastructure growth.
The new innovations of Siemens include:
- Siemens EcoTech label: The sustainability product label provides customers clarity on certified products’ environmental performance, enabling informed decision making and supporting sustainability goals.
- blue GIS (SF6-Free): The product facilitates the SF6 phase-out by using ‘Clean Air’ technology and circular design to reduce environmental impact while maintaining reliability and safety.
- Heat reuse solutions: Automated to capture and repurpose excess heat, these systems reduce data centers’ energy consumption and enhance sustainability.
- Desigo CC: The building management system (BMS) for allows for comfort, security, operational efficiency, and energy efficacy.
- Building X: The cloud-based digital building platform offers various services and AI-based applications, such as Energy Manager, Sustainability Manager, and Lifecycle Twin. Its implementation enhances energy efficiency, while generating higher net operating income.
“We are honored and proud to receive this award. This esteemed recognition is a powerful affirmation of Siemens’ unwavering dedication to pioneering technological innovation and delivering integrated, future-ready infrastructure that creates highly efficient, resilient, and sustainable data centers,” commented Dr Thai-Lai Pham, president and CEO of Siemens ASEAN.
Frost & Sullivan recognized Siemens for integrating local production, digital innovation and expertise to improve efficiency and reduce project risk. The firm cited Siemens’ regional presence and sustainability-focused products as key factors in meeting Southeast Asia’s data center requirements.
The company of the year award is given annually to an organization that demonstrates growth strategy and improvements in market share, customer satisfaction, and competitiveness.
Source: Frost & Sullivan
About Siemens AG
Siemens AG, headquartered in Munich, Germany, is a global technology company serving the industrial, infrastructure, transportation, and healthcare sectors. Founded in 1847, Siemens provides products and services such as industrial automation systems, digitalization solutions, energy-efficient technologies, and medical diagnostic equipment. In fiscal year 2024, ending September 30, the company reported revenue of €75.9 billion and net income of €9.0 billion. Siemens employs approximately 312,000 people worldwide, with about 90,000 located in Germany. The company holds a leading position in automation, industrial software, and digital solutions, and owns a majority stake in Siemens Healthineers, a publicly listed medical technology company focused on diagnostics and healthcare systems. Siemens applies industrial and generative AI technologies to improve efficiency, operational performance, and sustainability across manufacturing, infrastructure, and mobility. Its solutions combine physical systems and digital tools to support industrial processes, smart infrastructure, and connected mobility applications.
About Frost & Sullivan
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