Industry Findings: Regional data infrastructure planning and national digital roadmaps changed how buyers specify memory for AI systems. A high-profile non-vendor milestone was the publication of a Digital Data Infrastructure Roadmap in Jun-2025 that clarifies data-sharing corridors, testbed access, and incentives for local compute capacity. That guidance led enterprises and public agencies to favour memory architectures that simplify cross-site validation and permit staged dataset caching close to edge compute nodes. As a result, procurement teams prioritise memory modules with clear qualification paths and manageable thermal envelopes to support rapid rollouts across manufacturing and logistics clusters.
Industry Player Insights: Players operating in the Thailand industry are Samsung Electronics, Western Digital, Seagate Technology, and Micron Technology etc. Western Digital secured Board of Investment approval for a THB23.5 billion expansion in Aug-2024 to scale HDD manufacturing and adjacent assembly capabilities, which tightened local availability of persistent storage options for AI dataset staging. Separately, Seagate documented ongoing regional manufacturing and sustainability investments across Thailand in 2024–2025 that improved local supply resilience for storage and hybrid memory+storage stacks. These vendor moves lowered procurement risk and gave Thai cloud and telco operators more reliable options for hybrid memory architectures.