A proposed bill in Thailand seeks to regulate digital infrastructure services, including data centres, cloud services, and digital platforms. The legislation, drafted by the Minister of Digital Economy and Society, mandates licensing for operators, with specific requirements for data centres regarding location, environmental impact, and resource usage. Companies must meet standards for data storage, electricity and water efficiency, and pollution control. The bill also addresses data sovereignty, requiring Thai nationals' personal data to be stored within the country, unless specific conditions are met for overseas transfer. Non-compliance could result in imprisonment and substantial fines. The draft aims to balance environmental protection and digital economy growth, inviting public input until October 15, 2026.