Tech firm Gorilla announced on Tuesday that it had secured around 5.5MW of capacity from NeutraDC, the data center business of Indonesian telco Telkom Indonesia.

Gorilla, which describes itself as an AI infrastructure solutions provider with solutions spanning smart cities, network, video analytics, cybersecurity, and IoT, intends to scale its offtake from NeutraDC to approximately 18MW by November of this year.

“Based on current AI compute market pricing, fully ramped and utilized deployments associated with this capacity could represent a revenue opportunity exceeding $2 billion over a five-year period,” said Gorilla CEO Jay Chandan.

Gorilla made its first foray into Asia last September after it signed a three-year, $1.4 billion contract with Singaporean cloud provider Freyr to develop a network of AI-powered data centers.

Last month, Gorilla signed a deal with India’s Yotta to deploy more than 25,000 GPUs across the country.

NeutraDC is a portfolio of 29 data centers across Indonesia and Singapore, including one hyperscale data center in Jakarta, Indonesia. Further hyperscale data centers are planned by the company, according to its website.

It was reported in February 2026 that Telkom Indonesia was considering selling NeutraDC at a valuation of $1 billion to $1.5bn. The telecoms company originally explored selling the business in 2022, holding initial talks with investors and seeking a valuation of more than $1 billion, and it was reportedly looking to sell a minority stake in February 2024.