DCI Indonesia is close to completing an expansion to its DCI H1 campus in Cibitung, East of Jakarta.

The new 36MW data center building, JK6, was topped out earlier this month. It will be the biggest on the campus, increasing the site's overall capacity to 73MW.

The new building is expected to become operational in Q1 2025. When completed, JK6 will reportedly be the largest data center in Indonesia.

The current campus offers 37MW of power capacity across four data centers, with four fiber routes and cloud-on-ramps for four major public cloud providers. The campus has a total built capacity 300MW, accounting for 85,000 square meters (914,930 sq ft) of floor space.

Following the expansion of DCI H1, the company will have 119MW across eight data centers in Jakarta. This includes the 27MW DCI H2, 18MW DCI E1, and 1MW DCI H3.

DCI E1 was formally opened in March. It was built in collaboration with Indonesian conglomerate Salim Group. The 11-story facility offers 18MW of IT capacity across 30,000 sqm (322,920 sq ft) and can accommodate up to 4,000 racks. Construction at the site was completed last year, with a topping-out ceremony in May.