Thailand’s Board of Investment has approved several data center projects proposed for the country, totaling some $3.1 billion in investment.

As reported by Bloomberg, the projects in question include three data centers by True Internet Data Center (True IDC), estimated to cost 45.3 billion baht ($1.44bn); two data centers from GSA Data Center worth 37.2bn baht ($1.18bn), and others proposed by Stellar DC and Freyr Technology.

“These strategic investments are crucial for accelerating Thailand’s digital transformation,” the board’s secretary-general Narit Therdsteerasukdi said.

The two True IDC data centers will be located in Chonburi and Samut Prakan, and have a combined capacity of 223MW.

True IDC is a subsidiary of CP Group, and operates data centers in Thailand, Myanmar, and Vietnam. According to its website, its Thai data centers are located in North Muangthong, East Bangna, Midtown Ratchada, and Midtown Pattanakarn. In October 2025, it was revealed that Microsoft would move into the data center as part of its Thailand cloud region. Global Infrastructure Partners invested in the company in May 2025.

The GSA data centers are part of a joint venture between Gulf, Singtel, and AIS. Set to be located in Rayong and Samut Prakan, they will have a combined IT load of 120MW.

Stellar DC, meanwhile, aims to build a 25MW data center in Bangkok. The project is being worked on by Stecon Group in collaboration with Singapore’s SC Zeus Data Centres. The project is worth around $260 million.

Singapore-based Freyr Technology is working on projects in Rayong and Samut Prakan, worth some $200m.

Last year, the Thai Board of Investment approved 36 data center projects worth $23bn.