LogicMonitor announced the launch of its new Singapore data center, hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS), as part of its continued investment in Southeast Asia.
The new data center offers enhanced monitoring and observability services for LogicMonitor’s growing customer base in Singapore and across the Southeast Asian region, particularly for enterprises operating across the financial services, insurance, and government sectors.
Richard Gerdis, VP – Asia Pacific (APAC), LogicMonitor, said, “The launch of LogicMonitor’s new data center is an exciting milestone in the company’s Southeast Asia growth strategy. This investment lets regional customers benefit from improved performance, reliability, and security amid growing demand for data sovereignty. Singapore is a hub for LogicMonitor’s Southeast Asia operations, making it the logical choice for this latest data center, particularly given its strategic importance and high concentration of financial services and public-sector opportunities.”
The Singapore data center will play a pivotal role in meeting the growing demand for observability and monitoring services. The data center forms part of LogicMonitor’s broader global strategy through its commitment to data sovereignty and its investment in the region that sets it apart as a trusted partner for enterprises and MSPs. NCS, one of LogicMonitor’s key partners in Singapore, will benefit significantly from the enhanced performance and security offered by the new data center. The partner serves large enterprise and public-sector clients, relying on LogicMonitor’s platform to provide real-time observability of critical systems. Additionally, the data center will support marquee customers who are increasingly using LogicMonitor to manage their operations and scale efficiently, positioning the company to further accelerate its growth in the region.
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