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NeutraDC Cikarang Data Center Reaches Full Capacity, Eyes Expansion to 1 GW

09 Nov, 2026
NeutraDC Cikarang Data Center Reaches Full Capacity, Eyes Expansion to 1 GW

NeutraDC has confirmed that its NeutraDC Hyperscale Data Center (HDC) Cikarang (JKT-1) has reached full operational capacity, with all 21.5 megawatts (MW) of IT capacity now in operation following the activation of infrastructure by all customers.

The milestone was recorded in the fourth quarter of 2026, as the company explored further expansion opportunities, including a long-term target of up to 1 gigawatt (GW) across Indonesia and Southeast Asia (03/11).

NeutraDC Cikarang Data Center Reaches Full Operational Capacity

PT Telkom Data Ekosistem (NeutraDC), a data center infrastructure provider and operating company of PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (Telkom), reported that its entire 21.5 MW IT capacity at the Cikarang facility became fully operational in the fourth quarter of 2026.

The achievement marks an important step in the company's development plans. NeutraDC is considering additional capacity expansion in Cikarang and other strategic locations to address growing demand for digital infrastructure.

The company plans to gradually develop data center capacity of up to 400 MW, with a longer-term ambition to reach 1 GW across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. The expansion strategy includes developing facilities in strategic locations and building industrial area ecosystems.

NeutraDC Explores Expansion Opportunities in Strategic Locations

NeutraDC Group CEO Rakhmad Tunggal Afifuddin said the company's focus is on developing infrastructure that meets customer requirements.

"The full occupancy of Cikarang Building 1 demonstrates the market's growing demand for digital infrastructure. For NeutraDC, this is not simply about adding capacity, but also about ensuring that the infrastructure we build remains relevant to customer needs and future technological developments," Rakhmad said.

As part of its business development strategy, NeutraDC is also exploring potential land opportunities in industrial estates recommended by Danantara Indonesia for further assessment.

The evaluation considers several factors, including energy availability, connectivity, and the readiness of supporting infrastructure. These considerations form part of the company's efforts to identify suitable locations for future data center development.

NeutraDC is also working with various stakeholders, including the TelkomGroup digital ecosystem and companies within Danantara Indonesia's portfolio, to identify development opportunities that can support the long-term growth of the digital industry.

NeutraDC Provides Three Main Digital Infrastructure Services

In addition to developing its facilities, NeutraDC provides digital infrastructure services through three main business lines: Neutra Colocation, Neutra Compute, and Neutra Connect.

Neutra Colocation provides facilities for customers' IT infrastructure. Neutra Compute serves artificial intelligence (AI) computing requirements, while Neutra Connect connects digital systems and ecosystems.

These three services are designed to address different customer needs, including the development and operation of applications based on AI technology.

The company's infrastructure development is intended to respond to increasing computing requirements, particularly as demand for AI-based applications grows.

Sustainable Infrastructure Development Remains Part of Expansion Planning

NeutraDC stated that data center development must consider resource efficiency and the readiness of supporting infrastructure as computing demand increases.

Consequently, the company's expansion planning considers not only capacity requirements and market demand but also sustainability factors. This approach is intended to support responsible growth in the data center industry.

Through service development and the exploration of expansion opportunities, NeutraDC continues to contribute to the provision of digital infrastructure supporting technological development and the sustainable growth of Indonesia's digital economy.



PHOTO: TELKOMSEL

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