Indonesia Data Center Portfolio: 130 Facilities, 36 Operators, 11 Locations. Every existing and upcoming data center in Indonesia, profiled by white-floor area, IT load (MW), rack capacity, investment, and colocation pricing.

INDONESIA DATA CENTERS

Indonesia's data center market is expanding around established and emerging digital infrastructure hubs, with Jakarta and West Java accounting for a major concentration of existing facilities. The upcoming pipeline is also substantial, with 40 planned facilities representing more than 12.2 million sq. ft. of space and over 2.4 GW of planned capacity. Jakarta leads the upcoming pipeline with more than 1.5 GW of planned power capacity, while Batam and Surabaya are emerging as secondary markets.

The Indonesia Data Center Portfolio brings these developments together at the facility level, covering capacity, infrastructure, operators, investment, project status, geographic presence, and colocation pricing.

DATA CENTERS IN INDONESIA - MARKET AT A GLANCE

1. A large, established base, still adding at scale: 90 facilities are operational today, concentrated mainly in Jakarta and West Java; 40 more are planned, together adding more than 12.2 million sq ft of white-floor space and over 2.4 GW of power capacity.
2. Jakarta leads the build-out: Jakarta alone accounts for more than 1.5 GW of the upcoming pipeline's planned power capacity, extending its position as the country's primary hub.
3. Capacity leaders today: DCI Indonesia, Telkom Indonesia, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres are the leading operators by existing capacity.
4. Secondary markets are emerging, but well behind: Batam and Surabaya are growing as alternate locations, but remain well behind Jakarta for hyperscale and colocation activity.
5. Broad geographic coverage: The portfolio spans 11 locations, including Bali, Batam, Central Java, Jakarta, West Java, Kuningan, Banten, East Java, Riau, South Kalimantan and South Sulawesi.
6. A large, established base, still adding at scale: 90 facilities are operational today, concentrated mainly in Jakarta and West Java; 40 more are planned, together adding more than 12.2 million sq ft of white-floor space and over 2.4 GW of power capacity.
7. Jakarta leads the build-out: Jakarta alone accounts for more than 1.5 GW of the upcoming pipeline's planned power capacity, extending its position as the country's primary hub.
8. Capacity leaders today: DCI Indonesia, Telkom Indonesia and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres are the leading operators by existing capacity.
9. Secondary markets are emerging, but well behind: Batam and Surabaya are growing as alternate locations, but remain well behind Jakarta for hyperscale and colocation activity.
10. Broad geographic coverage: The portfolio spans 11 locations, including Bali, Batam, Central Java, Jakarta, West Java, Kuningan, Banten, East Java, Riau, South Kalimantan and South Sulawesi.

DATA CENTER FACILITY INTELLIGENCE

Detailed information across Indonesia's existing and upcoming data centers: The portfolio goes beyond a basic list of facilities by tracking the physical, operational, infrastructure, investment, and commercial characteristics of individual data centers.

For existing facilities, the database captures location, address, operator/owner, facility name, white-floor area, IT load capacity, rack capacity, year of operation, Tier standard, and power/cooling redundancy.

For upcoming projects, it captures investor, location, planned area, power capacity, total investment, infrastructure investment split, announcement year, project status, and expected year of opening.

This facility-level structure enables assessment of Indonesia's data center market from both an operational asset and development pipeline perspective.

EXISTING DATA CENTERS IN INDONESIA

Operational facilities with capacity and infrastructure details: the existing facility database provides detailed information on operational data centers across Indonesia, enabling comparison of facility scale, capacity, infrastructure design, location, and operating characteristics.

EXISTING FACILITY DATA POINTS

1. Region, city, and facility location
2. Full facility address
3. Operator/owner name
4. Data center/facility name
5. Core & shell white-floor area
6. Core & shell IT load capacity
7. Rack capacity
8. Year of operation
9. Tier I–IV design standard
10. Power redundancy
11. Cooling/mechanical redundancy

These fields provide a consistent basis for comparing facility footprint, IT power, rack deployment, design standards, and operational infrastructure.

UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN INDONESIA

Track future capacity, investment, and development status: the upcoming project database provides visibility into Indonesia's expanding data center pipeline, covering announced, planned, and under-construction facilities.

UPCOMING FACILITY DATA POINTS

1. Investor name
2. Region, city, and project location
3. Planned white-floor area
4. Planned IT load/power capacity
5. Total investment
6. Electrical infrastructure investment
7. Mechanical infrastructure investment
8. General construction investment
9. Announcement year
10. Project status
11. Active or expected year of opening

Track who is investing, where new capacity is being developed, project scale, capital requirements, and expected development timelines.

DATA CENTER OPERATORS & CLOUD PROVIDERS IN INDONESIA

The database covers 36 operators and investors active in Indonesia, from the country's established capacity leaders to global colocation platforms, joint ventures and new entrants.

1. Capacity leaders: DCI Indonesia, Telkom Indonesia, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres
2. Global and regional colocation platforms: Equinix, Digital Realty Bersama, NTT DATA, Digital Edge (Indonet), Princeton Digital Group, DayOne, EdgeConneX, SpaceDC, Pure Data Centres, BDx Indonesia
3. Local and joint-venture operators: Biznet, Datacomm, Moratelindo Nusantara Data Center (NDC), Internetindo Data Centra (IDC Indonesia), Graha Teknologi Nusantara, Metta DC, Bitera Data Center, Elitery Data Center, Cyber Data International, SEAX Indonesia Pratama
4. New entrants and specialized investors: DAMAC Digital, BW Digital, Aslan Energy Capital, Gaw Capital Partners & Sinar Primera, IndoKeppel Data Centres, K2 Strategic, LG Sinar Mas, NeutraDC (Singtel & Medco Power), Nex, Triputra Group, DTP, Edge Centres, Digital Hyperspace Indonesia

FULL LIST OF DATA CENTER INVESTORS/OPERATORS IN INDONESIA

Aslan Energy Capital, BDx Indonesia, Bitera Data Center, Biznet, BW Digital, Cyber Data International, DAMAC Digital, Datacomm, DayOne, DCI Indonesia, Digital Edge (Indonet), Digital Hyperspace Indonesia, Digital Realty Bersama, DTP, Edge Centres, EdgeConneX, Elitery Data Center, Equinix, Gaw Capital Partners & Sinar Primera, Graha Teknologi Nusantara, IndoKeppel Data Centres, Internetindo Data Centra (IDC Indonesia), K2 STRATEGIC, LG Sinar Mas, Metta DC, Moratelindo Nusantara Data Center (NDC), NeutraDC - Singtel & Medco Power, Nex, NTT DATA, Princeton Digital Group, Pure Data Centres, SEAX Indonesia Pratama, SpaceDC, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, Telkom Indonesia, Triputra Group.

INDONESIA DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE - 2031

Indonesia's upcoming data center pipeline is adding significant capacity to the country's existing infrastructure base. The portfolio tracks 40 upcoming facilities, with more than 2.4 GW of planned capacity and 12.2+ million sq. ft. of planned space.

Jakarta remains the primary development market, accounting for more than 1.5 GW of planned power capacity. Batam and Surabaya are also developing as secondary markets, providing additional locations for hyperscale and colocation expansion.

GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE ACROSS INDONESIA

The portfolio covers 11 key locations and regions, providing visibility into the geographic distribution of existing and upcoming data center infrastructure.

LOCATIONS COVERED:

Bali | Batam | Central Java | Jakarta | West Java | Kuningan | Banten | East Java | Riau | South Kalimantan | South Sulawesi

The geographic coverage supports analysis of:

1. Established data center clusters
2. Emerging development locations
3. Operator expansion patterns
4. Regional capacity distribution
5. Upcoming project activity
6. Location-level investment opportunities

DATA CENTER CAPACITY & INFRASTRUCTURE

Facility count alone does not capture the scale of Indonesia's data center market. The portfolio therefore tracks three core facility-level capacity indicators:

1. White-Floor Area: Measures the physical IT space available or planned at individual facilities.
2. IT Load Capacity: Compare existing and planned IT power capacity in MW.
3. Rack Capacity: Assess rack deployment and facility-level infrastructure scale where available.

Together, these metrics provide a clearer view of facility scale, current capacity, and future capacity additions. The database also tracks current IT load and future capacity additions for the 2026–2031 period.

DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE & RESILIENCY

For existing facilities, the database captures infrastructure and resiliency characteristics that help differentiate data centers by design and operational requirements.

Coverage includes:

1. Tier I–IV classification
2. Electrical/power redundancy
3. Mechanical/cooling redundancy
4. IT load capacity
5. Rack capacity
6. White-floor area
7. Year of operation

This will help to compare facilities based on capacity, infrastructure configuration, design standards, and resiliency characteristics.

INDONESIA DATA CENTER COLOCATION PRICING

The portfolio includes colocation pricing alongside facility and infrastructure information, enabling users to assess commercial conditions across the Indonesian market.

Coverage includes:

1. Quarter rack / 1⁄4 rack pricing
2. Half rack cabinet pricing
3. Full rack cabinet pricing
4. Full cabinet configurations such as 42U / 45U / 47U
5. Wholesale colocation pricing per kW

At the broader market level, Indonesia's colocation market is projected to reach USD 1.27 billion by 2031, growing at a 14.36% CAGR from 2025 to 2031. Utilized white-floor area is projected to reach 8.01 million sq. ft., with approximately 198,000 utilized racks and 1,668 MW of utilized IT power capacity by 2031.

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THE INDONESIA DATA CENTER PORTFOLIO?

1. Identify existing facilities: Build a structured list of operational data centers by city, operator, capacity, and infrastructure characteristics.
2. Track upcoming projects: Monitor announced, planned, and under-construction facilities.
3. Compare operators: Benchmark operators by facility footprint, IT capacity, rack capacity, and geographic presence.
4. Map new investment: Identify where new capital is being directed and which organizations are expanding.
5. Assess market capacity: Compare existing and upcoming white-floor area, IT load, and rack capacity.
6. Evaluate locations: Identify established and emerging data center markets across Indonesia.
7. Benchmark colocation: Compare retail and wholesale pricing across the market.
8. Support market entry: Identify relevant operators, investors, locations, projects, and competitive opportunities.

INDONESIA DATA CENTER PORTFOLIO DATABASE COVERAGE - SUMMARY

The database provides structured facility-level information covering:

1. Existing Data Centers: 90 facilities with location, address, operator/owner, facility name, white-floor area, IT load, rack capacity, year of operation, Tier standard, and redundancy information.
2. Upcoming Data Centers: 40 facilities with investor, location, planned area, IT capacity, investment, infrastructure investment split, announcement year, project status, and expected opening year.
3. Commercial Intelligence: Retail and wholesale colocation pricing, including quarter rack, half rack, full rack, and per-kW wholesale pricing.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

1. Primary sources: data center contractors and subcontractors, system integrators (power, cooling, physical security, fire suppression), developers and infrastructure providers.
2. Secondary sources: Arizton monitors 500+ colocation operators across about 50 countries through press releases, annual reports, investor presentations, industry reports, and news.
3. Clean counting: phase-wise expansions sit in existing facilities. Ground-up builds sit in upcoming. Campuses count only operational buildings. Capacity colocated inside another provider's facility is not double-counted.
4. Actual and estimated values: investment figures blend reported and estimated values, with estimates based on the average data center build cost in Indonesia.