Indonesia Attracts Major AI Data Center Investments Totaling 2,170 MW
Indonesia is emerging as a key hub for AI infrastructure in Southeast Asia, with four major companies planning data center projects totaling 2,170 MW. These developments reflect a growing demand for high-performance computing to support AI operations.
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Four global players—DayOne, Firmus Technologies, CoreWeave, and Zankore by Indosat—are investing in AI infrastructure in Indonesia, totaling approximately 2,170 MW of capacity. DayOne signed a 450 MW PPA with PLN Batam for a data center in Batam, marking it as the largest data center agreement in Indonesia as of April 2026.
Firmus, in partnership with NVIDIA, announced a 360 MW AI Factory in June 2026. CoreWeave plans three data centers with 360 MW contracted power, set to operate by 2028. Zankore aims to build a 1,000 MW capacity AI Factory, positioning Indonesia as a strategic AI computing hub. The combined investments signify a shift toward AI-driven infrastructure needs in the region.
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