Singapore-based FLOW Digital Infrastructure, a leading provider of data center and digital infrastructure solutions, has appointed Ken Marron as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The appointment is part of FLOW’s strategy to strengthen its technological capabilities and drive innovation across its growing network of data centers.
Driving Innovation and Advanced Infrastructure Solutions
In his new role, Marron will oversee the development and implementation of advanced infrastructure strategies, focusing on:
- Optimizing efficiency, security, and scalability for clients
- Integrating AI-driven data management and edge computing solutions
- Promoting sustainable energy use and green technology within facilities
“Ken brings a wealth of experience in digital infrastructure and technology leadership,” a FLOW spokesperson said. “His appointment reinforces our commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions to our clients and strengthening our position in the rapidly evolving data center sector.”
Expertise and Industry Impact
Marron joins FLOW after senior technology roles at global tech firms, where he led projects in cloud computing, network optimization, and next-generation data center architecture. His expertise is expected to accelerate FLOW’s digital transformation initiatives, enhance operational efficiency, and expand innovative service offerings.
“I am excited to join FLOW Digital Infrastructure at such a pivotal time for the company and the industry,” Marron commented. “I look forward to leveraging my experience to drive innovation, enhance client solutions, and support FLOW’s vision of becoming a leading provider of digital infrastructure in the region.”
Strategic Timing Amid Industry Growth
The appointment comes as demand for data storage, high-speed connectivity, and cloud services surges across Asia and beyond. With Marron leading technology strategy, FLOW aims to expand its footprint while maintaining high standards of reliability, sustainability, and security.
As global digital transformation accelerates, FLOW’s decision underscores the importance of strong technological leadership in delivering robust, efficient, and future-ready data center solutions.
