The big numbers behind Southeast Asia’s largest startup campus (Infographic)
Thailand is the land of startup opportunity. The country may have a relatively low startup density, but it has strong support from the government through “Thailand 4.0”, an economic model that aims to create clusters for innovations and startups in several industries.
This is where True Corporation’s True Digital Park comes in. Slated to open its doors by the end of 2018, the park will be Southeast Asia’s largest startup campus and will host one of Thailand’s largest co-working spaces. To get a better idea of what’s in store for its tenants, Tech In Asia took a peek at the numbers behind True Digital Park.









Did you know? Over 80 percent of the space at True Digital Park is already booked. Contact hello@truedigitalpark.com to be part of this development in the heart of Southeast Asia.
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