Indonesia Data Centre Industry Report

Understanding Indonesia's rapidly evolving data centre market

Indonesia's data centre industry is entering a period of significant expansion, driven by digital consumption, hyperscale cloud demand, AI adoption, data sovereignty requirements, and continued investment in digital infrastructure.

Our Indonesia Data Centre Industry Report provides a detailed view of the market, covering industry structure, market development, key trends, customer segments, leading players, operating conditions, and the factors shaping future growth.

The report examines both the current state of the Indonesian data centre market and the strategic opportunities emerging for operators, hyperscalers, enterprises, investors, technology providers, and infrastructure partners.

What is happening in Indonesia's data centre market?

Indonesia's data centre sector has developed rapidly over the past five years. According to our research, installed IT load was approximately 700 MW in 2024, with the market targeting around 2,500 MW by 2030.

The market is increasingly shaped by hyperscale cloud providers, AI workloads, data sovereignty requirements, renewable energy, connectivity, and large-scale infrastructure development. Greater Jakarta accounts for approximately 70–80% of the market, while Batam has emerged as another important location because of its proximity to Singapore and its connectivity advantages.

Colocation remains the largest segment, while hyperscale self-build facilities and managed services are creating new areas of growth.

Key Insights from Indonesia's Data Centre Market

Indonesia's Data Centre Market Is Scaling Rapidly

Digital consumption, cloud adoption, AI workloads, and continued digitalisation are increasing demand for data centre capacity. The report identifies digital consumption and economic growth, government regulation and data sovereignty, hyperscale cloud and AI deployment, Indonesia's regional position, and foreign direct investment as key growth drivers.

Hyperscale Data Centres Are Reshaping the Market

Hyperscale facilities are currently a smaller part of Indonesia's installed IT load, but the report identifies hyperscale self-build as one of the fastest-growing segments. Global cloud providers are increasingly developing their own facilities to support cloud computing, AI, data processing, and regional infrastructure requirements.

Colocation Remains a Core Market Segment

Colocation continues to account for the largest share of Indonesia's data centre market. The report estimates that wholesale colocation represents around 62% of colocation revenue, compared with approximately 38% for retail colocation. Wholesale demand is largely driven by hyperscalers, telecommunications companies, and large content providers.

Jakarta Remains the Main Data Centre Hub

Greater Jakarta remains the primary data centre hub in Indonesia. Batam is becoming increasingly important because of its proximity to Singapore, international connectivity, and potential role as a regional infrastructure hub. The report also examines opportunities beyond the traditional Jakarta market.

Power and Connectivity Are Strategic Infrastructure Assets

Data centre development increasingly depends on access to reliable power, renewable energy, submarine cable connectivity, suitable land, and advanced cooling infrastructure. The report identifies power, connectivity, land scale, and advanced cooling as core strategic assets for the industry.

AI Is Creating New Data Centre Requirements

The growth of AI is changing the technical requirements of data centres. Higher-density computing requires more advanced cooling, power infrastructure, and facility design. The report identifies AI-ready infrastructure as one of the key trends shaping Indonesia's next phase of data centre development.

Data Sovereignty Is Driving Local Infrastructure Demand

Indonesia's regulatory environment continues to influence how organisations approach data infrastructure. The report examines data sovereignty and regulatory requirements as major drivers of local data centre demand, particularly for regulated industries and organisations handling sensitive data.

Indonesia Data Centre Market: Key Numbers

• Installed IT load: approximately 700 MW in 2024.
• Target IT load: approximately 2,500 MW by 2030.
• Greater Jakarta share: approximately 70–80%.
• Batam share: approximately 10–15%.
• Wholesale colocation: approximately 62% of colocation revenue.
• Retail colocation: approximately 38% of colocation revenue.
• Largest customer segment: IT and telecommunications.
• Key growth areas: hyperscale, AI, managed services, and cloud infrastructure.

These figures provide a snapshot of the market. The full report provides the underlying analysis, segmentation, competitive landscape, and operating conditions.

What Is Driving Data Centre Growth in Indonesia?

Digital Consumption and Cloud Adoption

Growing digital consumption and cloud adoption are increasing demand for data centre capacity and supporting infrastructure.

Data Sovereignty and Regulation

Data sovereignty and regulatory requirements influence where organisations host and manage data, particularly in regulated industries and organisations handling sensitive information.

Hyperscale Cloud and AI Deployment

Hyperscale cloud investment and AI workloads are driving capacity expansion and increasing requirements for power, cooling, and facility design.

Foreign Direct Investment

The report identifies foreign direct investment as one of the factors supporting the development of Indonesia's digital infrastructure.

Regional Connectivity and Infrastructure

Indonesia's regional position, connectivity, access to power, and infrastructure development shape where new data centre capacity can be built. Batam's proximity to Singapore is one example of an emerging regional opportunity.

Key Data Centre Segments in Indonesia

Colocation Data Centres

Colocation remains the largest market segment, with wholesale colocation representing an estimated 62% of colocation revenue and retail colocation approximately 38%.

Hyperscale and Self-Built Data Centres

The report examines hyperscale facilities and self-built capacity as a growing part of the market, supporting cloud, AI, and data processing requirements.

Managed Services Data Centres

Managed services are among the areas creating new growth opportunities as organisations develop their data infrastructure requirements.

Edge and Micro Data Centres

The report covers edge and micro data centres as part of Indonesia's wider data centre market segmentation.

Interconnection and Infrastructure Services

Interconnection and infrastructure services form part of the broader ecosystem examined in the report, alongside power, connectivity, land, and cooling.

Leading Data Centre Operators in Indonesia

DCI Indonesia

The report identifies DCI Indonesia among the leading operators included in its competitive landscape and ecosystem mapping.

Telkom Data Ekosistem (NeutraDC)

The report examines Telkom Data Ekosistem, including NeutraDC, as part of Indonesia's data centre operator landscape.

NTT Data Indonesia

NTT Data Indonesia is among the leading operators covered in the report, alongside the wider ecosystem of infrastructure and connectivity providers.

What Does the Indonesia Data Centre Report Cover?

The 49-page report covers:

• Indonesia's market and economic context.
• Data centre industry definition and terminology.
• Market size and industry outlook.
• Industry growth drivers and key trends.
• Data sovereignty and sustainability.
• Industry and customer segmentation.
• Hyperscale and colocation development.
• Data centre ecosystem mapping and leading market players.
• Operating conditions and competitive intensity.
• Cost structure, profitability, strategic implications, and the way forward.

The report also examines DCI Indonesia, Telkom Data Ekosistem / NeutraDC, and NTT Data Indonesia, alongside the broader ecosystem of operators, connectivity providers, infrastructure companies, cloud providers, and other stakeholders.

Who Should Read This Indonesia Data Centre Report?

This report is relevant to organisations looking to understand or participate in Indonesia's data centre ecosystem.

Data Centre Operators and Hyperscalers

Assess market structure, capacity expansion, customer demand, infrastructure requirements, and competitive dynamics.

Cloud and Technology Companies

Understand the infrastructure trends supporting cloud, AI, and digital services in Indonesia.

Investors and Developers

Identify market growth areas, infrastructure requirements, regional opportunities, and competitive considerations.

Enterprises and Regulated Industries

Understand how data sovereignty, reliability, security, and digital infrastructure influence data centre requirements.

Infrastructure and Government Stakeholders

Understand the ecosystem, infrastructure requirements, and factors influencing the development of Indonesia's digital infrastructure.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Indonesia's Data Centre Market

What is the size of Indonesia's data centre market?

The report estimates approximately 700 MW of installed IT load in 2024, with capacity targeted to reach approximately 2,500 MW by 2030.

Where are most data centres located in Indonesia?

Greater Jakarta is currently the dominant data centre market, accounting for approximately 70–80% of the market. Batam represents another important emerging location, with its proximity to Singapore and regional connectivity supporting its development.

What is driving data centre growth in Indonesia?

The report identifies digital consumption, government regulation and data sovereignty, hyperscale cloud and AI deployment, Indonesia's strategic regional position, and foreign direct investment as major growth drivers.

What are the main data centre segments in Indonesia?

The report covers colocation, hyperscale and self-built data centres, managed services, edge and micro data centres, specialised and value-added services, and interconnection and infrastructure services.

Who are the leading data centre operators in Indonesia?

The report identifies DCI Indonesia, Telkom Data Ekosistem / NeutraDC, and NTT Data Indonesia among the leading operators, while also examining the broader competitive landscape.