Why it matters
The strategic read
Turns Indonesia into a live gigawatt-scale AI-infrastructure power market rather than just a future demand story. BDx is tying PLN grid allocations to NVIDIA DGX-ready and liquid-cooled AI campuses, sovereign cloud workloads, hyperscale demand, and West Java / Jakarta power expansion, making the national utility a direct bottleneck and enabler for Southeast Asian AI capacity.
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What was disclosed
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BDx Data Centers announced a series of power milestones with Indonesia state utility PLN that bring BDx Indonesia's total secured power portfolio to 1.2 GW.
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BDx said the 1.2 GW portfolio represents the single largest power commitment secured by any data-center operator in Indonesia.
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The milestones include 788 MVA of contracted grid power for BDx's flagship CGK4 AI Campus in Jatiluhur, West Java.
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BDx said CGK3A in Cilandak, South Jakarta was successfully energized with a power-capacity expansion to approximately 60 MVA.
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BDx said it is advancing high-voltage grid infrastructure at CGK5 in Suryacipta, West Java, with up to 385 MVA of secured power capacity.
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BDx framed the portfolio as infrastructure for enterprise, hyperscale and sovereign workloads, and said it supports Indonesia's AI, cloud and digital-economy infrastructure.
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BDx described CGK4 as Indonesia's first NVIDIA DGX-Ready-certified campus, delivering up to 650 MW of renewable-aligned capacity and already supporting H100-class GPU deployments for AI training and sovereign cloud workloads.
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BDx said CGK3 brings liquid-cooled, high-density compute to Jakarta and is purpose-built for next-generation AI platforms including NVIDIA GB200.
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BDx said CGK5 extends its hyperscale footprint at 300 MW and anchors Indonesia's sovereign AI digital infrastructure alongside CGK4.
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DCD separately reported the same 1.2 GW power-supply package, including the 788 MVA CGK4 allocation, 60 MVA CGK3A energization and up to 385 MVA secured capacity at CGK5.
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What is known—and what is not
Primary BDx / PRNewswire announcement and near-primary DCD reporting; public details include the utility counterparty, site names, MVA allocations, AI-campus framing and GPU/cooling references. Full power-purchase or service-agreement documents, pricing, load-ramp schedule, interconnection works, renewable-energy matching, customer/offtake identities, EPC awards, cooling vendors, grid-upgrade cost allocation and delivery milestones are not fully public.