Why it matters
The strategic read
Makes Indonesia a live gigawatt-scale power battlefield for AI campuses. Within days of BDx announcing a 1.2 GW PLN power portfolio, Digital Edge has secured an even larger single-campus power commitment for CGK, tying utility-scale electricity access, dual-feed resiliency, liquid-cooling readiness, underground fiber and committed customer demand into one APAC hyperscale AI buildout.
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What was disclosed
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Digital Edge announced on June 8, 2026 that it had topped out CGK1, the first building at its 500 MW CGK Campus in Bekasi, Greater Jakarta.
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Digital Edge also announced a new agreement with Indonesia state utility PLN that increases secured power for the CGK Campus to 1.45 GW.
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The company described the agreement as the largest single-campus power commitment ever secured for a data center in Indonesia.
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The 1.45 GW power agreement is structured as 2 x 725 MVA across two independent feeds to support resilient AI and cloud workloads.
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Digital Edge said the CGK Campus is a US$4.5B development purpose-built for AI and data-intensive workloads.
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The campus is designed to target an annualized PUE of 1.25, achieve LEED certification, incorporate recycled water systems, integrate renewable energy and support liquid cooling for AI workloads.
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Digital Edge said CGK1 is on track to be ready for service by Q4 2026, with the second and third buildings following in Q1 and Q2 2027.
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The campus is located in Bekasi near the Cikarang data-center cluster and approximately 40 kilometers from Digital Edge's downtown EDGE1 and EDGE2 facilities.
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The campus will use the fiber and network assets of Indonet, Digital Edge's wholly owned Indonesian telecommunications subsidiary, including 100% underground fiber routes.
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w.media reported the same 1.45 GW power agreement on June 9, 2026 and noted that Digital Edge secured a US$665M green loan in March 2026 to finance the first phase of CGK.
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Digital Edge says it now has 1.8 GW of secured IT power across its Asia-Pacific platform.
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What is known—and what is not
Primary Digital Edge Indonesia announcement plus w.media near-primary coverage. Public details disclose the utility counterparty, 1.45 GW / 2 x 725 MVA power structure, campus size, investment amount, CGK1 readiness target, sustainability/cooling design and Indonet fiber role. Public materials do not disclose electricity pricing, service-agreement term, load-ramp schedule, grid-upgrade cost allocation, customer identities, individual leases, financing for later phases, EPC contractors, detailed power-delivery milestones or renewable-energy procurement mechanics.