Singapore is recognized as a regional hub for data centers in Southeast Asia due to its advanced infrastructure, strategic location, and robust regulatory environment. Indonesia, while also experiencing growth in its data center market, may face challenges such as infrastructure development and regulatory hurdles. Singapore typically offers more mature and established data center facilities and services compared to Indonesia. However, Indonesia's market potential is significant due to its large population and increasing digitalisation efforts. The Indonesia data center market has been growing rapidly and is the second major market in the ASEAN region after Singapore. Market Volume (2024): Approximately 0.65 thousand megawatts (MW). Market Volume (2029): Expected to reach 1.41 thousand MW. Tier Types: Tier 3 data centers accounted for the majority share in terms of volume in 2023, and Tier 4 is expected to dominate throughout the forecasted period. Leading Market Player: Space DC Pte Ltd. holds a significant market share and is projected to continue its leadership position by rolling out a mega data center with 600 MW capacity during the forecast period. Availability of land in Indonesia is better compared to more mature neighboring markets like Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.
