The upcoming data centers in Indonesia are shaping the market, with momentum driven by multi-billion-dollar investments, expansive power capacity commitments, and modern AI-ready infrastructure. The demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and hyperscale data centers is transforming Indonesia into an important digital infrastructure hub in Southeast Asia.

Major developers with financial backing, such as Princeton Digital Group (PDG) with its USD 1 billion investment and Digital Edge with its USD 4.5 billion, are setting up hyperscale campuses ranging from 95 MW to 500 MW. Besides, agreements such as DayOne’s 511 MVA (450 MW) power purchase agreement (PPA) underscore the scale of energy infrastructure required to serve next-generation workloads.

The developers are building facilities with high-density rack capabilities (up to 140 kW), low PUE targets (1.32), and modular, scalable designs in places like Bekasi, Jakarta, and Batam to be ready for AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and cloud applications. With total capacities exceeding 1 GW across various operators, Indonesia positions itself as a destination for expanding hyperscalers and enterprises in the Asia Pacific.

In this article, we present the top upcoming data centers in Indonesia, including details about their locations, capacities, investments, developers, companies, and more.

List of Top 5 Upcoming Data Centers in Indonesia

CGK Bekasi Data Center - Digital Edge to Build 500MW AI-Ready Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Indonesia

Digital Edge will invest USD 4.5 billion in the development of Indonesia’s largest AI-ready hyperscale data center campus, with the project located at GIIC Industrial Estate in Bekasi, near Jakarta.

Upon completion, the 500 MW CGK campus has the potential to scale up to 1 GW in the future, making it the largest hyperscale data center development in Indonesia.

To reach a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) target of 1.25, the campus is designed to support AI workloads and hyperscale deployments, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainability. The facility includes advanced features such as direct-to-chip liquid cooling, recycled water systems, and renewable energy integration. The CGK campus, as a carrier-neutral data center, offers connectivity options, network diversity, and access to the digital ecosystem.

To ensure low-latency connectivity to business areas in Jakarta and to strengthen Indonesia’s data center ecosystem, Digital Edge has strategically located the campus less than 15 km from data center clusters and around 40 km from Digital Edge’s EDGE1 and EDGE2 facilities.

The CGK data center campus will be developed in three data center buildings in phases. The first phase will get operational in Q4 2026, the second in Q1 2027, and the third in Q2 2027.

The project will also benefit from Indonet, which provides fiber connectivity to the campus through its network infrastructure. The network's 100% underground fiber routes will improve reliability and resilience for hyperscale and enterprise customers.

The company’s investment is an important step toward expanding the capacity of hyperscale data centers and will support the growth of Indonesia’s digital economy, including cloud adoption, AI applications, and enterprise digital services.

JC4 Bekasi Regency Data Center - Hyperscale Campus in Jakarta of Princeton Digital Group (PDG)

Princeton Digital Group (PDG) has secured land and power for a planned 240 MW capacity and is expanding with a hyperscale data center campus, JC4, in Greater Jakarta. This will expand its presence in Indonesia, enabling it to increase its portfolio to 400 MW in the key market.

The location of the JC4 data center is the Greenland International Industrial Center (GIIC) in Bekasi Regency, close to PDG’s existing data center on the JC3 campus. The two sites are 1.7 km apart, and to improve efficiency and resilience, they would share power and connectivity infrastructure.

The campus will have four data center buildings totalling 60 MW each, covering 106,217 sq. m. The project is already under construction. PDG's portfolio exceeds 1.8 GW of hyperscale data centers across Asia.

EDGNEX Jakarta Data Center – AI-Powered Data Center Development in Jakarta by EDNEX

EDGNEX data centers, backed by DAMAC Group, are developing their second data center in Jakarta, Indonesia, with a planned capacity of 144 MW and an investment of USD 2.3 billion, and it will be one of the largest next-generation AI-powered data centers in Southeast Asia.

The project’s land was acquired in March 2025. The site is now in early construction phases, and the first phase is expected to be ready by December 2026.

EDGNEX’s development of this project is part of the company's expansion across Southeast Asia, with it committing more than USD 3 billion to digital infrastructure investments.

The EDGNEX facility is one of the upcoming data centers in Indonesia, specifically built to handle AI workloads and designed with a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.32, supporting high energy efficiency and aligned with the company’s global sustainability standards.

Earlier Jakarta Data Center Development
Another project announced in 2024 is the company’s first facility, a 19.32 MW data center located at MT Haryono in Jakarta, interconnected to the data center cluster. The first phase is expected to be completed in Q3 2026.

Expanding Data Center Capacity in Southeast Asia
EDGNEX plans to have an operational capacity of 300 MW in Southeast Asia by 2026, in line with the fast-growing hyperscale data center and AI-ready infrastructure market in the Jakarta region, driven by investments, advanced technologies, and demand for AI-powered digital infrastructure.

JC3 Cikarang Data Center – AI-Ready Hyperscale Campus

PDG’s major development in Greater Jakarta is the AI-ready hyperscale data center campus JC3, located in GIIC Kota Deltamas, Central Cikarang, in the Bekasi District. JC3 is about 25 km from PDG’s Cibitung campus (JC2) and is designed with a flexible layout catering to customized customer requirements

Highlights of JC3:

USD 1 Billion Investment and Construction Progress
With a total investment of USD 1 billion, PDG starts construction of JC3 to make it the largest and most advanced data center campus in Indonesia.

The fully powered secured facility will also feature dual-grid power feeds from PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN Persero). The JC3 data center will offer multiple fiber routes to Jakarta’s core network and internet exchanges, confirming connectivity.

JC3 is specifically built for hyperscale and AI workloads using modular construction for quick deployment and scalability. The first phase of the JC3 campus will be ready for service in Q4 2026.

Strengthening Indonesia’s Data Center Market
Both JC3 and JC4 additions reinforce PDG’s position as the leading operator in the region, with total capacity in Indonesia reaching 230 MW and beyond.

The above developments highlight the growth of upcoming data centers in Indonesia, driven by the demand for hyperscale data centers, AI infrastructure, and cloud services.

RCBI Data Center – Racks Central AI-Ready Data Center in Batam, Indonesia

Racks Central is developing a new data center campus to deliver up to 95 MW of critical load in Nongsa Digital Park, Batam, Indonesia. The facility will support high-density compute environments, AI workloads, and cloud-native infrastructure at scale. This greenfield facility is the company’s expansion strategy across Southeast Asia.

Strategic Location and Connectivity
Racks Central's location in the special economic and digital zone, with investment incentives, streamlined permitting, and tax advantages, makes it attractive to hyperscalers and enterprises expanding near Singapore.

The facility enables cross-border data center interconnection, geo-redundant deployment, and support for AI training and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads.

The facility achieves low latency to Singapore through redundant subsea and terrestrial links connecting to Racks Central’s Tai Seng facility.

Advanced Infrastructure for AI and Hyperscale
The data center is built to support AI-ready requirements, including liquid-ready cooling systems, high rack power densities (8 kW to 140 kW), and a modular deployment design for scalability. Its 12,280-square-meter space enables flexible deployment for hyperscale and enterprise customers.

Sustainability and Regional Expansion
Racks Central is developing the site in line with its ESG commitments, with a focus on energy efficiency and enabling further integration of renewable energy pathways.

The company’s presence in Southeast Asia strengthens with this project and positions Batam within the SIJORI (Singapore–Johor–Riau) growth corridor, a cross-border economic zone fostering regional digital infrastructure hub.

Supporting Southeast Asia’s Digital Growth
The Batam data center in this region meets the demands for AI-ready, hyperscale, and high-density compute infrastructure. Furthermore, connectivity with Singapore and the facility’s scalable infrastructure makes this facility expanding an important addition to the data centers in Indonesia.

DayOne and BDx Data Center Companies in Indonesia with expansions plans

DayOne and BDx are two more companies with a presence in Indonesia with data center projects and expansion plans. DayOne delivers future-ready data centers built for speed, scale, and impact. Headquartered in Singapore, the company provides critical digital infrastructure across Asia-Pacific and Europe, with global expansion on the horizon.

The other is BDx, an established data center operator in APAC; the company delivers excellence at speed to build network-dense, sustainable data centers for hyperscale and enterprise customers.

DayOne – Hyperscale Data Center Expansion in Batam

DayOne delivers future-ready data centers built for speed, scale and impact. Headquartered in Singapore, we provide critical digital infrastructure across Asia-Pacific and Europe, with global expansion on the horizon.

DayOne, through an agreement with PT PLN Batam, is expanding its hyperscale data center in Batam, Indonesia. This facility focuses on meeting the demand for cloud and AI infrastructure.

Largest Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in Indonesia
The PPA signed by DayOne for a capacity of 511 MVA (approximately 450 MW) of grid power is the largest in Indonesia, and the power supply will be delivered in phases between 2026 and 2027. The agreement includes collaboration on connectivity and electrical infrastructure services and also ensures energy supply for hyperscale data center operations and future expansion.

New Data Center Campus in Kabil Industrial Tech Park
DayOne’s new data center campus, Kabil Industrial Tech Park (KITP), located in the Kabil Integrated Industrial Estate (KIIE) in Batam, will get all the support as per the signed Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)

Expanding Presence in Batam

This DayOne facility would be the second hyperscale data center campus in Batam, following its existing facility at Nongsa Digital Park. The expansion strengthens DayOne's footprint in the region, supporting AI and cloud growth in the Asia Pacific through large-scale capacity and infrastructure partnerships.

CGK3 Jakarta Data Centers – BDx AI-Ready Data Center Expansion in Indonesia

BDx has secured a USD 320 million loan facility for the development of its AI-ready data center infrastructure across Asia. Bank Permata, Bank Central Asia, and KB Bank, all major financial institutions in Indonesia, led the financing.

CGK3 – AI-Focused Data Center Campus in Jakarta

A major portion of the funding will cater to the development of CGK3, BDx’s AI-focused data center campus located in Jakarta’s emerging central business district.

The CGK3 campus, which went live in September 2025, is designed for high-density compute infrastructure and is the first liquid-cooled data center campus in Jakarta.

Expansion of CGK4 and CGK5 Campuses

BDx will also use the loan to support upgrades at its other facilities, the Jatiluhur (CGK4) campus and the Suryacipta (CGK5) campus.

These sites will increase high-voltage grid capacity to 1.2 GVA, enabling them to support power-intensive workloads and future expansion.

With continued expansion in Jakarta through CGK3, CGK4, and CGK5, the BDx is positioning itself to meet the demand for hyperscale data centers, high-density compute infrastructure, and advanced cooling technologies. 

Conclusion

The data center projects and expansions discussed above exhibit the market transitioning into an AI-ready digital ecosystem. The ongoing projects of Digital Edge’s 500 MW CGK campus, PDG’s 240 MW JC4 expansion, EDGNEX’s 144 MW AI-powered facility, Racks Central’s 95 MW Batam campus, and DayOne’s 450 MW power-backed hyperscale development reflect Indonesia’s scale of data center investments.

These developments are supported by strong fundamentals such as multi-billion-dollar funding commitments for phased investments, access to power infrastructure, and locations with low-latency connectivity to Singapore and regional markets. In addition to energy-efficient technologies, such as cooling systems, green financing frameworks strengthen Indonesia’s position for sustainable digital infrastructure.

The upcoming data centers in Indonesia are positioned to play a central role in Southeast Asia’s digital growth. The additions of large capacities, partnerships, and advanced infrastructure designs will drive the development and expansion of hyperscale and AI-ready data centers in Indonesia, making it an important market in the global data center ecosystem. 

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