IndoData Center Bogor

Salim Group completed its buyout of Keppel Data Centres' stake in the Indonesian joint venture IndoKeppel Data Centres in December 2025, taking full ownership and relaunching the campus as IndoData Center. The Bogor site, roughly 30 hectares south of Jakarta, carries a secured 500 MW power allocation from state utility PLN — one of the largest contracted power deals for a single Indonesian data center campus. The facility traces back to IndoKeppel Data Centre 1 (IKDC1), whose first 5 MW phase went live in 2022 after Covid-era delays pushed back an original 2020 target; IndoData has since delivered an additional 6 MW of IT load for an existing hyperscale tenant, with further phases planned to scale toward the contracted power ceiling. Now fully Indonesian-owned, the campus is being marketed at AI companies, cloud providers and hyperscalers looking for power-secured capacity outside land- and grid-constrained Jakarta itself. Cooling technology, certifications and a full build-out timeline for the remaining phases have not been disclosed. The rebrand adds a second Indonesian owner-operator storyline to a market otherwise dominated by GDS, DayOne, NeutraDC and other regional and global platforms.