Explosive Growth in Thailand’s Data Center Market
Thailand’s data center market is entering a rapid growth phase, with capacity projected to triple within three years and a CAGR of around 13% through 2030. The market, valued at over USD 650 million in 2023, is forecast to surpass USD 1.5 billion by 2030, driven by colocation services, AI workloads, and hyperscale demand. Recent approvals include USD 2.7 billion in new investments for cloud and data centers, alongside landmark projects such as Galaxy’s planned USD 2 billion green-AI data center in Rayong. With hyperscale players like AWS, Google, and Microsoft expanding, Thailand is on track to become one of ASEAN’s fastest-growing digital infrastructure markets.
Emerging Trends in Data Center Services
Cloud adoption and AI workloads are driving demand across colocation, hyperscale, and edge services. SMEs favor retail colocation, while governments, healthcare, and finance sectors tend to lean toward wholesale colocation. Hyperscale growth is led by global cloud and e-commerce players investing heavily in Thailand. Meanwhile, the rollouts of 5G and IoT are boosting demand for low-latency, high-bandwidth infrastructure, alongside a growing push for sustainable and energy-efficient designs.
Why Choose Thailand for Data Centers and Cloud Services?
The country offers affordable land, geopolitical stability, and low disaster risk, reducing investment barriers compared to other markets.
Thailand also provides strong internet stability and access, ranking second only to Singapore in the region, supported by high-speed networks, 13 submarine cables, and multiple internet exchange points. Importantly, the country benefits from readily available utilities with more than 30% reserved electricity supply, alongside access to organic green power, aligning with global sustainability priorities.
These advantages, combined with the government’s push for a robust digital economy and targeted policies, make Thailand an increasingly attractive destination for data center and cloud investments.
This panel explores how Thailand can overcome energy and infrastructure challenges to support data center growth while balancing sustainability with economic goals. Speakers will discuss the need for streamlined investment processes, nationwide DC campus development, and the role of global capital and regional interconnectivity in positioning Thailand as a digital hub.
This presentation will showcase Brightray’s innovative full prefab building data center solution that accelerates deployment timelines while advancing sustainability goals in the rapidly growth region across SEA with emerging digital infrastructure powerhouse. Our solution addresses the urgent demand for faster, more sustainable data center deployment to support AI-ready infrastructure and cross-border data flows.
Thailand’s digital infrastructure landscape is accelerating, driven by expanding data center capacity and increasing demand from global cloud providers. This panel brings together perspectives from regional operators and hyperscalers to benchmark Thailand’s progress against other fast-growing hubs in Asia such as Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia while examining the opportunities and challenges in scaling infrastructure, meeting sustainability goals, and ensuring resilience. This will explore how investment strategies, cross-border collaboration, and evolving cloud and infrastructure.
Prefabricated and modular solutions are transforming data center construction by enabling faster deployment, higher precision, and improved quality control through off-site manufacturing. CESE2 leverages these methods to shorten project timelines while ensuring efficiency and sustainability across large-scale developments. This keynote will explore key lessons, innovations, and strategies to overcome challenges such as system integration, logistics, and adapting traditional workflows to modular design.
As Thailand advances toward a cloud-first economy, data sovereignty is emerging as a key concern, shaped by the need to comply with both local and international regulations. The panel will explore how to balance innovation with robust privacy and cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive information. It will also examine strategies for building trust among businesses and consumers through secure and transparent cloud practices.
This keynote will highlight Thailand’s policies and incentives to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and strengthen the nation’s cloud and data center ecosystem. It will showcase government strategies to position Thailand as a trusted, sustainable, and competitive digital hub in Southeast Asia.
The rise of AI workloads and enterprise digital is creating new demands for infrastructure that can scale from hundreds of megawatts to gigawatts while meeting sub-2ms latency requirements, resilient access to power and water, diverse network routes, and renewable readiness. At the same time, industries from banking and healthcare to manufacturing and retail are driving expectations for faster services, sustainability, and data protection.
This session will bring together leaders across cloud, data centers, enterprise IT, ESG, and connectivity to examine:
Scaling AI – automation and high-performance compute reshaping operations
Modernization – connectivity, resilience, and cross-industry collaboration
Sustainability – balancing growth with energy efficiency and ESG compliance
Cybersecurity – protecting infrastructure and consumer data in a cloud-first economy
EPG’s customised AIDC solutions efficiently achieve mass production support with “rapid deployment and flexible scalability”, precisely addressing the pain point of long construction cycles for data centres amid the explosion in AI computing power. Meanwhile, EPG’s liquid cooling solutions stand out for their efficient heat dissipation and low energy consumption, aligning well with the global trend of “carbon reduction and cost savings”. Additionally, its range of modular supporting products covering power supply, power generation, and IT sectors relies on the closed-loop “research and development – production – service” system formed through the collaboration between Singapore and Malaysia.
As global data center power density rises, liquid cooling has become the key solution to bypass traditional air cooling limits. In this era of change, “future-ready commissioning” is no longer a buzzword but a must for operators seeking reliability, efficiency, and scalability. This forward-thinking commissioning framework is particularly relevant as Thailand advances its role as a digital hub in ASEAN. Drawing on China’s experience, Banyano Data Center Solutions will share practical insights and best practices in getting the most out of liquid cooling.
As Thailand accelerates its shift toward digital financial services, achieving true financial inclusion relies on high-performance digital infrastructure. This panel will examine the new regulatory and technological standards for cutting-edge market entrants like Virtual Banks and Stable Coins, focusing on the data demands of future finance:
With the rapid growth of AI and intelligent computing, the demand for highly reliable and efficient power solutions is increasing. Yuchai is committed to developing next-generation generator sets featuring higher reliability, greater energy efficiency, enhanced intelligence, and larger power capacity. Future solutions will also embrace diversified clean energy sources such as hydrogen, methanol, and other green fuels. By continuously upgrading technology and products, Yuchai aims to provide sustainable and intelligent power support for the evolving needs of AI data centers worldwide.
The shift toward greener digital infrastructure is accelerating as cloud and data center operators face rising energy demands and ESG expectations. This panel will explore strategies to integrate renewable energy, improve efficiency, and align with sustainability frameworks while ensuring growth.
AI is growing fast and changing the way we live, work, and compete in the global economy. At the heart of this transformation is the AI Hyperscale Data Center — powerful infrastructure that fuels smart services, innovation, and digital business. This session will explore how Thailand can build a strong foundation for AI, create new opportunities for industries and people, and shape its role as a leading AI hub in the region.
The cloud is no longer just a platform, it’s the engine of global innovation. At the heart of this transformation is AWS, delivering resilient, scalable, and secure infrastructure that empowers everything from startups to the world’s largest enterprises.
This keynote takes you behind the scenes of how AWS delivers its cloud at scale—across availability zones, regions, and continents. Discover how AWS is redefining cloud infrastructure with advanced automation, sustainable energy practices, hyperscale design, and cutting-edge interconnectivity.
As Thailand moves toward its 4.0 vision, enterprises are leading the charge in digital transformation. This closing panel will feature CIOs, CTOs, and technology leaders from diverse sectors, sharing how they are leveraging AI, cloud, and edge solutions to boost competitiveness, enhance customer experiences, and build long-term resilience.
The discussion will cover:
Enterprise Strategies: Scaling AI, cloud, and edge adoption.
Overcoming Challenges: Addressing integration, talent, and infrastructure gaps.
Collaborative Ecosystems: Partnering with government and technology providers.
Future Vision: Ensuring sustainable, secure, and future-ready digital growth.
This session examines how Socomec’s advanced power monitoring, switching, and energy storage solutions are enabling data centers across Asia-Pacific to strengthen resilience, optimize efficiency, and meet sustainability targets. The discussion will highlight practical strategies and real-world applications designed to help digital infrastructure adapt to the region’s rapidly growing demands.
Thailand’s fast-growing data center sector is poised for exponential growth, capacity is expected to triple by 2027 and market value to exceed $1.5 billion by 2030, fueled by hyperscaler cloud investments, sustainability initiatives, and 5G expansion. Yet power-related outages remain the leading cause of data center downtime worldwide, making resilient energy a critical enabler of uptime and scalability. This session explores advanced power generation strategies, drawing on case studies and INNIO Jenbacher’s proven solutions, to show how Thailand’s data center operators can combine reliability, efficiency, and sustainability in the country’s digital transformation.
As energy costs rise and capital strategies shift, Thailand must rethink its investment model to remain competitive. This session explores where capital is flowing in Southeast Asia, how hyperscalers are internalizing capacity, and why Thailand’s energy and land landscape matters now more than ever.
CloudEngine Digital (CED) is the silent force behind Internet-scale data centres. We deliver end-to-end support, from structured cabling to fit-out, and AIGC services. We enable hyperscalers, enterprises, and colocation providers to scale efficiently. Active in 40+ countries, CED tackles modern data-centre challenges with a streamlined approach that brings business value through technical capability.
The race toward AI-driven innovation is straining legacy data center power systems, creating unprecedented challenges in density, efficiency, and resilience. This session addresses the pivotal shift in power distribution needed for 2025, showcasing how intelligent busway systems provide the essential solution.
As climate stress intensifies and water scarcity becomes a pressing challenge, the future of data centre cooling depends on diversifying water sources and reimagining how water is sourced and treated. This session explores how advanced membrane technologies are enabling the use of unconventional water sources such as sewage treatment plant effluent, rainwater, and seawater for reliable and energy-efficient cooling. With compact designs, low energy consumption, and high recovery rates, innovation in membrane technologies such as Suntar’s Graphene MBR are redefining sustainable cooling for data centres.
As Thailand accelerates its energy transition, programs like the Utility Green Tariff (UGT) and Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) schemes are offering new pathways for data centers and cloud operators to decarbonize. This session explores how businesses can tap into utility-scale renewables through UGTs, leverage RECs for sustainability reporting, and benefit from long-term PPAs under the FiT program for solar, wind, and biogas. Industry experts and energy leaders will unpack what’s available today, what barriers remain, and how the digital infrastructure sector can align with Thailand’s national energy goals.
Cummins DKSH (Thailand) will highlight its advanced power solutions engineered for the evolving demands of data centers and digital infrastructure. Learn how their innovations in energy efficiency, reliability, and sustainability are supporting Thailand’s journey toward a resilient digital future.
End users from banking, telco, and manufacturing sectors share how they are optimizing hybrid and multi-cloud environments while balancing cost efficiency, performance, and regulatory demands in Thailand’s evolving market.
Data center infrastructure demand is accelerating due to increasing compute and storage densities, particularly driven by AI workloads. As rack power densities (kW per rack) rise and more power is drawn by AI and GPU accelerators, heat loads have increased significantly. This trend has prompted the industry to begin transitioning from traditional air cooling to liquid-based cooling systems. Consequently, there is growing interest and research into identifying the most suitable cooling fluids. This presentation aims to compare and evaluate fluorinated fluids and hydrocarbon-based fluids for data center cooling applications.
With Thailand’s energy lead times growing and AI pushing performance limits, how should operators design infrastructure that can adapt? Explore solutions like modular builds, thermal innovation, and GPU-ready architecture.
From engineers to edge architects, demand for data center talent is outpacing supply. This panel explores skills shortages, training programs, and how to nurture a digital-ready local workforce.
From ransomware threats in control systems to attacks on BMS and HVAC platforms, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern. Hear from experts tackling the real risks facing integrated data center infrastructure in Thailand.
As investments grow, Thailand needs reliable, real-time infrastructure intelligence. This panel explores how investors, operators, and policymakers are bridging the data gap.
FUJI SMBE showcases its latest low-voltage switchgear technologies designed to enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency in mission-critical environments. Discover how their innovations are enabling smarter power distribution for data centers and digital infrastructure.
The rise of AI and cloud services is driving unprecedented demand for scalable, high-performance networks. Edgecore Networks delivers open, disaggregated solutions that span from enterprise edge to hyperscale data centers, enabling organizations to eliminate vendor lock-in, reduce costs, and scale with confidence. From 1G to 800G switching, broadband access, and AI-ready fabrics, Edgecore empowers businesses and service providers to build agile, future-proof infrastructures for the digital era.
This keynote will explore the role of high-performance HVAC and thermal storage systems, highlighting how DB supports the country’s growing demand for resilient data centers, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities, all while reducing environmental impact and operating costs.

What do I need to bring for registration on the 2025 Thailand Cloud and Datacenter Convention event day?
Please head to the registration area and bring the registration confirmation email with QR code which was sent to your email address. Badges will be printed on-site at the technology event.
Where can I find my QR code for event registration?
Upon successful completion of registration through the Cloud and Datacenter Convention website, your QR code will be sent to your email address before the convention.
What should I do if I did not receive my confirmation email and QR code for the event?
Please wait up to 48 hours upon event registration for the confirmation email to be sent and do check your spam folder.
Can I bring my colleague along? Does he/she need to register for the Thailand Cloud and Datacenter Convention?
Cloud and Datacenter professionals and media partners are welcome to attend for the technology discussions and networking opportunities. All attendees must register via the Cloud and Datacenter Convention event page.
Can I register onsite at the Thailand Convention?
It is recommended to register online at the Cloud and Datacenter Convention event page website to prevent any delays on event day.
Can I register for more than one Cloud and Datacenter Convention?
Participation in multiple technology events is welcome to attendees. W.Media hosts over 25 global events across APAC and beyond. In many cases global companies and VIP delegates and speakers will travel overseas to attend multiple Cloud and Datacenter Conventions.
I am interested to sponsor the 2025 Thailand Cloud and Datacenter Convention, where can I find more information?
To find more information on sponsorship opportunities, including on-site branding, exhibitor booths, speaking slot, digital branding, lead generation, and more, please click here or fill out the inquiry form here.
Where can I find the most up to date information on events?
The 2025 Cloud and Datacenter Convention event pages for each of our events will have the most up to date information including the timings, location, agenda, speaker and sponsor list, and more.
Will there be food and beverages available at the 2025 Thailand Cloud and Datacenter event?
Complimentary breakfast, coffee and tea, lunch, and evening networking drinks will be provided for attendees on a first come, first served basis in the expo area.
Will there be a live stream of the 2025 Thailand Cloud and Datacenter Convention available for those who are unable to attend in person?
There will not be a live stream of the event, however there will be coverage of the event, including photographs and interviews as well as articles regarding the event, will be published by W.Media and other media partners.
This content will be posted to the W.Media LinkedIn page, the Cloud and Datacenter Convention Page, the W.Media Newsletter and to the W.Media website and Centerstage page.
What is the AI Supercloud technology event happening during the Thailand Cloud and Datacenter Convention?
To highlight future-focused technology and software innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning, there will be an AI Supercloud Convention coinciding with the Thailand Datacenter Events.
This will help to bridge the gap between Datacenter Operators and potential partners in the Cloud Industry and create opportunities for thought leadership and technology networking. Ticket purchase to the 2025 Cloud and Datacenter Convention will allow access to the 2024 AI Supercloud Convention and vice versa.