Countries covered: Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Southeast Asia hosts around 290 existing data centers, with countries like Singapore,
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Singapore-based data centre operator Racks Central is developing a regional AI-ready infrastructure corridor spanning Singapore, Johor (Malaysia) and Batam (Indonesia) to meet surging
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By the end of 2025, an additional 3GW of power capacity from new data centers is expected to come online, making this one of the fastest-growing regions globally
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Indonesia and Malaysia are fast-growing markets with enormous supply potential, further driving data center growth in ASEAN. In Malaysia, data center investments are rapidly increasing, particularly in
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Indonesia, Southeast Asia''s largest economy, is rapidly transforming its data center market. Historically lagging behind Singapore due to inferior infrastructure, the country is now attracting major
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AI workloads, rising electricity demand, carbon pricing in China, and grid constraints across Southeast Asia. 1. Understanding the Components of Data Center Power Cost. Data centers
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Southeast Asia data centers portfolio covers 291 existing data centers and 134 upcoming data centers in the Southeastern Asia countries.
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Bridge Data Centres currently dominates live IT capacity in Johor, owning 69% of the market, with GDS Holdings being the second largest operator at 23%.
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How AI is transforming Southeast Asia data centres Artificial intelligence (AI) is rewriting the rules of how we build data centres in Southeast Asia. As server racks consume more power than
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Pre-training and post-training large AI models require intensive computing power, pushing data centre power demand in the region by an estimated 165% by 2030 compared to 2023, as firms invest in
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