Indonesia’s data center market is projected to grow rapidly to USD 2,406.35 million by 2030, driven by accelerating digital adoption and cloud demand. This surge reflects a strong 30.04% CAGR over the 2025–2030 period.
Rapid hyperscaler roll-outs, AI and machine learning demands, tax exemptions that allow 100% foreign ownership in Special Economic Zones, and a sharp rise in digital consumption among 272 million residents position the Indonesia data center market as one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic digital infrastructure frontiers.
With Indonesia’s data center market accelerating toward multi-billion-dollar growth, this is your moment to connect with the leaders driving that transformation. Secure your seat at Indonesia Cloud and Datacenter Convention 2026 and tap into the opportunities.
Note: Event agenda is subject to updates.
This keynote highlights the government’s strategy to strengthen Indonesia’s digital infrastructure through expanded data center capacity, accelerated cloud adoption, and responsible AI development.
This session explores the latest developments and investment trends driving Indonesia’s digital infrastructure growth, highlighting how collaboration among operators, cloud providers, and hyperscalers accelerates expansion and strengthens long-term market resilience.
This keynote explores how AI-driven power demands are reshaping data center energy strategies, from efficiency and optimization to renewable integration, to build Indonesia’s next generation of AI-ready facilities.
This session explores how AI’s rising demands for density, speed, and power are forcing data centers to evolve their infrastructure, designs, and services for hyperscalers, cloud providers, and enterprises.
As Indonesia’s digital economy surges, the demand for faster, lower-latency services is pushing the growth of edge data center infrastructure. This keynote will explore how edge deployments are bridging connectivity gaps, enhancing user experiences, and supporting the rapid expansion of smart cities, IoT, and digital ecosystems across the archipelago.
Along with the surge of AI data center infrastructure demands, data center industry is facing unprecedented challenges, not only with agile DC construction but data center operation. This session will highlight how to prepare future-proofing data center operation technology to cope with current and upcoming data center operation challenges; Liquid cooling environment, mega-scale DC operation, shortage of skilled operators, AI technology adoption, and more.
This session explores why Full Prefabrication Data Centers (FPD) are well suited to Indonesia’s next phase of data center growth — enabling faster deployment, stronger delivery certainty, and consistent quality at scale. By prefabricating both major building elements and core systems off-site, FPD offers a smarter way to deliver high-standard capacity in a fast-growing market.
This session examines how liquid and immersion cooling enable higher-density AI workloads by boosting efficiency, reliability, and redefining modern data center design standards.
This session explores how Indonesia’s data centers can advance carbon neutrality through renewable energy, efficient cooling, and sustainable design to build low-emission, future-ready facilities.
Efficient and sustainable pumping solutions for liquid cooling integration.
This keynote explores how advanced water treatment technologies are enabling data centers to reduce environmental impact while meeting growing digital demands. Discover how innovative, chemical-free solutions can optimize cooling efficiency, minimize water waste, and support the scalability of sustainable digital infrastructure.
Power constraints and renewable availability shape the nation’s DC growth. This panel explores sourcing clean energy, grid modernization, and long-term PPAs to meet ESG expectations and ensure reliability.
This panel examines how enterprises and cloud providers can engineer cloud platforms in Indonesia that support AI workloads while complying with data residency requirements and operating within real-world constraints around connectivity and power availability.
This session explores the cross-disciplinary skills, training, and competencies needed to build a workforce capable of operating Indonesia’s high-density, AI-driven, mission-critical data centers.
This session explores Indonesia’s emerging data center hotspots—from Batam to Surabaya—highlighting why hyperscale demand, subsea connectivity, SEZ incentives, and renewable potential are driving regional investment and how operators can navigate local infrastructure, risks, and regulations.
