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CoreWeave to Enter Asian Market With Indonesian Data Centers

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 04 August 2026, 11:30 UTC By Dina Bass and Saritha Rai 1 min read
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CoreWeave to Enter Asian Market With Indonesian Data Centers AI cloud company CoreWeave Inc. is entering the Asian market with its first data centers in the region, expanding to a rapidly growing part of the world that is clamoring for more computing power. The US-based company is planning three new data centers in Indonesia with a total of 360 megawatts of capacity, it said in a statement. They are expected to come online in 2028, CoreWeave said, adding that it will spend billions of...

CoreWeave to Enter Asian Market With Indonesian Data Centers AI cloud company CoreWeave Inc. is entering the Asian market with its first data centers in the region, expanding to a rapidly growing part of the world that is clamoring for more computing power. The US-based company is planning three new data centers in Indonesia with a total of 360 megawatts of capacity, it said in a statement. They are expected to come online in 2028, CoreWeave said, adding that it will spend billions of dollars on the project but couldn’t provide a specific estimate.
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