BDx Data Centers has begun construction of its 640MW AI Campus 2 (CGK4) in Jatiluhur, Indonesia. The first 120MW building is expected online in early 2027, with six buildings planned. The campus will use direct-to-chip liquid cooling for AI racks up to 500kW and has 845MVA of grid capacity. The project is being developed by BDx, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, and Lintasarta.
"Indonesia is entering a new phase of digital and AI development, and CGK4 is a long-term investment in the infrastructure that phase requires. It anchors a growing AI ecosystem in West Java: scalable, high-density capacity built to bring advanced AI workloads into production faster, with a reliable path for customers as demand grows," said Mayank Srivastava, chief executive officer, BDx Data Centers.
"This is a practical step forward for Indonesia's digital economy. We are putting sovereign, high-density AI infrastructure in place with our national partners. It allows local enterprises, government agencies, and developers to run advanced AI workloads domestically while creating skilled jobs and long-term value in West Java," added Agus Hartono Wijaya, chief executive officer, BDx Indonesia.
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Singapore, BDx operates data centers across Asia-Pacific and aims to grow its regional portfolio to 1GW.
The company completed the first 70MW phase of its 500MW CGK4 campus in Jatiluhur in 2024 and is developing CGK3A in South Jakarta and CGK5 in Karawang, which is planned to reach 100MW.
