A leading data center developer in the Asia-Pacific region, FLOW Digital Infrastructure has named Ken Marron as its new chief technology officer. Based in Tokyo, Marron will lead the company’s technology strategy and operations across the region.
According to a statement by FLOW, Marron brings over three decades of experience in construction and architecture, with a track record in the data center and real estate sectors across Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Europe. He most recently worked on data center projects at CapitaLand Japan and previously held senior roles at Takenaka Komuten, overseeing developments across Europe.
Marron’s appointment comes shortly after FLOW announced the construction of a new data center campus in the Tokyo area. The site will feature two facilities, TK7 and TK8, and is expected to be operational by 2027.
