In the darkness of Jakarta, a group of engineers cross the sea into Indonesia under the new coordinates of CoreWeave, building three AI computing centers and weaving the Asia Pacific intelligent computing network towards the equator, following the trend of low latency and data compliance. Local teams rise from the foundation, quietly powering up the southern pole of the global computing power map.

Establishing a computing power center in Indonesia

CoreWeave, Inc., a US AI cloud platform, officially announced its entry into the Indonesian market yesterday. It plans to build three data centers in the area, with a total contracted IT power supply scale of 360 megawatts. This is also the first time that the company has deployed data center related layouts in the Asia Pacific region. CoreWeave will fully own and operate the computing power system of three data centers, and the overall project is expected to be officially put into operation in 2028, accurately undertaking the continuously increasing demand for AI computing power operation in Indonesia and the Asia Pacific region.

Adapt to the development trend of regional computing power

The company pointed out that driven by two major factors: low latency business operations and local data compliance, the demand for localized AI computing resources continues to surge among various Asian enterprises, AI innovation companies, and government agencies.

The official statement states that CoreWeave's entry into Indonesia is an important measure in line with the development trend of the Asia Pacific AI industry, further enhancing the ability of enterprises to serve top AI companies in the Asia Pacific region. Chief Operating Officer Sachin Jain stated that CoreWeave has always kept pace with the development of AI innovation enterprises, focusing on regional layout businesses with sufficient computing resources, excellent performance, and stable operation. Indonesia continues to increase its investment in AI education and digital infrastructure, with a rapid development momentum, making it one of the fastest-growing regions in Southeast Asia for technology investment. This business expansion will provide local and global computing power support for various enterprises, AI innovation entities, and government agencies around the world, helping them build market competitive advantages through computing power.

In addition to building hardware facilities, CoreWeave will also establish a local operations team in Indonesia and provide professional skills training to ensure the stable and long-term operation of the new data center. Data shows that as of March 31, 2026, CoreWeave has operated 49 data centers worldwide, with a power capacity of over 1 gigawatt in operation and a total contracted power capacity exceeding 3.5 gigawatts, demonstrating a strong global computing power layout.Editor/Gong Ziwei