Data Centers in the Philippines: 32 Existing & 10 Upcoming Facilities

DATA CENTERS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Arizton tracks 42 data center facilities across 10 key regions in the Philippines, including 32 existing and 10 upcoming facilities operated or developed by 17 data center companies.

The Philippines Data Center Portfolio provides facility-level intelligence covering locations, operators, IT load, white-floor area, rack capacity, colocation pricing, investment, and upcoming projects.

The portfolio goes beyond a simple list of data centers in the Philippines. Each existing facility is tracked across its location, full address, operator/owner, facility name, white-floor area, IT load capacity, rack capacity, year of operation, Tier standard, and power/cooling redundancy.

For upcoming facilities, the database captures investor, location, planned white-floor area, IT load capacity, total investment, electrical/mechanical/construction investment split, announcement year, project status, and expected year of opening.

EXISTING DATA CENTERS IN THE PHILIPPINES

The portfolio tracks 32 existing data centers across the Philippines. Each facility profile provides a detailed view of the facility rather than simply identifying its name and location.

Existing facility data includes:

1. Data center name
2. Operator/owner
3. Region, city, and facility address
4. Core & shell / white-floor area
5. IT load capacity
6. Rack capacity
7. Year of operation
8. Design standards / Tier classification
9. Power redundancy
10. Cooling redundancy
11. Facility-level market snapshot

This helps users understand where facilities are located, who operates them, how large they are, and what technical capacity they support.

WHO OPERATES DATA CENTERS IN THE PHILIPPINES?

The portfolio tracks 17 data center operators and investors active across the Philippine market.

Companies covered include:

1. A-FLOW (Ayala Land and PAG)
2. Beeinfotech
3. Bitstop Network Services
4. Converge ICT Solutions
5. Digital Edge
6. Digital Halo
7. Diode Ventures and ENDEC
8. DITO Telecommunity
9. EdgeConnex-Aboitiz
10. Endec Group
11. ePLDT
12. Equinix
13. Globe Telecom & ST Telemedia Global Data Centres
14. Megawide + Evolution Data Centers
15. Phcolo
16. ST Telemedia Global Data Centres & Globe
17. YCO Cloud Centers

The database allows users to see which operators are present, where they operate, and their existing and upcoming facility footprint.

UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

The portfolio tracks 10 upcoming data center facilities, including projects that are under construction, announced, or planned.

Each project is tracked at the project level, providing visibility into who is investing, where new capacity is being developed, how much capacity is planned, and when projects are expected to become operational.

Upcoming project data covers:

1. Project/facility name
2. Investor
3. Location
4. White-floor area
5. IT load capacity
6. Total investment
7. Electrical infrastructure investment
8. Mechanical infrastructure investment
9. General construction services investment
10. Announcement year
11. Current project status
12. Expected opening year

WHERE ARE DATA CENTERS BEING DEVELOPED?

Manila remains the dominant data center hub in the Philippines, while Cavite is emerging as an important secondary development cluster. Other locations covered by the portfolio include Batangas, Cebu, Clark, Davao, Laguna, Luzon, Parañaque, and Taguig.

The broader market pipeline is also extending beyond established locations, with developments in Cavite, Tarlac City, and Laguna expected to contribute to greater geographic diversification.

KEY LOCATIONS COVERED

Batangas | Cavite | Cebu | Clark | Davao | Laguna | Luzon | Manila | Parañaque | Taguig

The geographic coverage supports analysis of:

1. Established data center hubs
2. Emerging development clusters
3. Operator expansion patterns
4. New capacity locations
5. Investment activity
6. Regional market expansion
7. Facility-level capacity distribution

PHILIPPINES DATA CENTER COLOCATION PRICING

Retail and wholesale pricing at the facility level: the portfolio includes colocation pricing intelligence alongside facility-level infrastructure data.

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

This enables users to compare facility-level colocation pricing and infrastructure characteristics across the Philippine market.

The broader Philippines colocation market is projected to reach USD 800 million in revenue by 2031, with utilized white-floor area reaching 2.91 million square feet and utilized racks reaching 66.75 thousand units.

WHAT IS BEING BUILT NEXT?

The Philippine data center market is seeing continued development across established and emerging locations, driven by growing requirements from cloud, enterprise, telecommunications, content, and AI-related workloads.

Rather than looking only at a market-size forecast, the portfolio allows you to follow the actual facilities and projects behind market development.

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THE PHILIPPINES 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 the pipeline of announced, planned, and under-construction facilities.
3. Compare operators: Benchmark operators based on 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 their footprint.
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 locations across South Korea.
7. Benchmark colocation: Use retail and wholesale pricing data to understand local commercial conditions.
8. Support market entry: Identify operators, investors, locations, projects, and competitive opportunities relevant to expansion strategies.

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 the Philippines.