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Asia-Pacific data centers:730 sites, 8.6 GW operating.

As of 30 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 730 Asia-Pacific data center sites, 706 of them placed on a map. Power capacity is reported for 272 of 730 sites: 8.6 GW operating and 12.3 GW not yet operating. Australia has the most sites (415, 57% of those tracked).

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sites recorded · 456 sourced figures · 30 deals

  • NEXTDC
  • Equinix
  • Amazon

Where the sites are (positions of up to 250 mapped sites)

730sites tracked
706placed on a map
456sourced figures
22.4 GWpower capacity reported

Where the sites are, and who runs them

Australia leads with 415 sites, and NEXTDC runs the most (50). Top rankings are shown below; unlock the workspace for the full site-by-site table.

Countries

Largest operators by sites tracked

Largest data centers with their own page

All 22 data centers with a page. Each page names the operator and links to the pages that published its facts.

Top data center cities by sites tracked

  • Johor
    Malaysia · 3 operating, 0 planned · 1.28 GW operating    3 sites

All 1 data center cities with at least 3 published sites. Each city page lists every site, top operators and reported capacity.

Hyperscaler and operator financial filings

Recent 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and annual report disclosures from operators in this market, with links to the filings.

  • Equinix: CPP Investments and Equinix to acquire atNorth from Partners Group for US$4 billion EV (8-K / Earnings Release · 2026 · filed 31 December 2026)
    Equinix Form 8-K: CPP Investments and Equinix agree to acquire Nordic data center operator atNorth from Partners Group for an enterprise value of $4.0 billion (Equinix 40% stake, CPP Investments 60% stake).    8-K / Earnings Release ↗
  • Equinix: Equinix Form 8-K, Item 2.02: second quarter 2026 results (8-K / Earnings Release · Q2 2026 · filed 29 July 2026)
    Equinix Q2 2026 Form 8-K (Item 2.02): Reports Q2 2026 revenue of $2.625 billion (up 16%), adjusted EBITDA of $1.396 billion (53% margin), AFFO of $1.168 billion, $424 million of annualized gross bookings, 9,700 net interconnections added, 52 major projects underway across 33 markets, and FY 2026 guided capital expenditures of $5.000 to $6.000 billion.    8-K / Earnings Release ↗
  • Equinix: Equinix Form 10-Q for quarter ended 2026-03-31 (10-Q · 2026-03-31 · filed 29 April 2026)
    Equinix Q1 2026 Form 10-Q: Reports 281 data centers across 77 markets globally (including 23 xScale hyperscale data centers), Q1 2026 revenue of $2.444 billion, adjusted EBITDA of $1.245 billion, AFFO of $1.065 billion, $1.256 billion in Q1 capital expenditures ($705 million Americas, $329 million EMEA, $222 million Asia-Pacific), and $22.08 billion in total debt principal outstanding.    10-Q ↗
  • Amazon: Amazon 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K (10-K · FY 2025 · filed 31 December 2025)
    Amazon FY 2025 Form 10-K (Note 4 & Segment Disclosures): AWS property and equipment additions (including finance leases) reached $96.50 billion in 2025 (up from $53.27 billion in 2024 and $24.84 billion in 2023), out of $142.35 billion in consolidated capital additions. As of December 31, 2025, the AWS segment comprised 28.4 million leased square feet and 28.5 million owned square feet (excluding corporate facilities), backed by approximately 200 million megawatt-hours of long-term contracted energy (16-year weighted-average remaining duration).    10-K ↗
  • Microsoft: Microsoft 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K (10-K · FY 2025 · filed 30 June 2025)
    Microsoft FY 2025 Form 10-K (Item 2 & Note 13 Leases): Discloses $92.7 billion of additional leases (primarily for datacenters) that had not yet commenced as of June 30, 2025, scheduled to commence between FY 2026 and FY 2031 with 1 to 20 year terms, alongside $46.17 billion of finance lease liabilities and $22.86 billion of operating lease liabilities on balance sheet. Cash additions to property and equipment totaled $64.55 billion in FY 2025 (up from $44.48 billion in FY 2024), across 97 million square feet of owned (47 million sq ft) and leased (50 million sq ft) facilities globally.    10-K ↗
  • Digital Realty: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1297996/000110465926086270/dlr-20260723xex99d1.htm (8-K · filed 23 July 2026)
    During the second quarter of 2026, Digital Realty acquired: Digital Realty delivered record Core FFO per share in the quarter, reflecting robust customer demand and strong execution across our core pillars of growth,” said President and Chief Executive Officer Andy Power. “Digita    8-K ↗
  • Google: Alphabet 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K (10-K · FY 2025 · filed 31 December 2025)
    Alphabet FY 2025 Form 10-K (Note 4 Leases & Note 6 Commitments): Discloses $91.45 billion in purchases of property and equipment in 2025 (up from $52.54 billion in 2024), $58.5 billion in uncommenced lease commitments primarily for data centers ($5.8 billion short-term and $52.7 billion long-term, commencing 2026 to 2031 over 1 to 25 year terms), $15.90 billion in credit backstop obligations for third-party data center leases, and a definitive agreement to acquire data center and energy developer Intersect for $4.8 billion in cash plus assumed debt.    10-K ↗
  • Google: Alphabet Q4 2024 Earnings Release (8-K / Earnings Release · Q4 2024 · filed 4 February 2025)
    This earnings release details Alphabet's financial performance for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2024. It provides consolidated revenue figures, segment operating results for Google Services and Google Cloud, and key metrics such as operating income, net income, and employee headcount.    8-K / Earnings Release ↗
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How this data is built

Real Assets reads company pages, filings, news and listings, and records figures with a link to the page that published them.

679 of 730 data center sites here have a source link; the rest are listed without one until we find it. Counts are sites we have recorded, not a full census, so they grow as coverage grows. Data updated 30 October 2026; this page was built on 30 October 2026 at 08:14 UTC, so the live app can show a few more or fewer sites and deals.

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How many Asia-Pacific data center sites does Real Assets track?

730 sites as of 30 October 2026, with 706 placed on a map and 456 sourced figures and 30 recorded deals. Coverage: 679 of 730 sites carry a source link and 706 of 730 are on a map. This counts the sites we have recorded, not every data center site in Asia-Pacific, and it grows as coverage grows.

Which country has the most data center sites?

Australia, with 415 of the 730 sites tracked (57%). Next: Malaysia (117), Vietnam (60), Singapore (39), Thailand (31). Coverage: counts are sites tracked, not a census; countries that rank lower are in the workspace.

Are data center sites concentrated in a few countries?

The three countries with the most sites, Australia, Malaysia, Vietnam, hold 592 of the 730 sites tracked (81%). Coverage: this is the spread of the sites we track, which may differ from the spread of all data center sites in Asia-Pacific.

Who has the most data center sites in Asia-Pacific?

By sites tracked: NEXTDC (50), Equinix (27), Amazon (22), Microsoft (21), AirTrunk (20). This ranks by sites tracked, not by power capacity, so a ranking by capacity or area can put the same names in a different order. Coverage: the 5 named hold 140 of 730 sites tracked; a site is listed under the operator its source names, and where none is named it is not attributed.

How much power capacity do these sites hold?

Operating: 8.6 GW. Planned or under construction: 12.3 GW. Operating means a site that is open; planned means announced, planned or under construction. The two are different statuses and are never added together. Coverage: power capacity is reported for 272 of 730 sites; a site with no reported figure adds nothing.

How much power capacity is in Australia?

In Australia, power capacity is 4.0 GW operating and 4.5 GW planned or under construction. Coverage: reported for 127 of 415 sites in Australia; the rest add nothing.

Which operators have the most data center sites in Australia?

By sites tracked in Australia: NEXTDC (48), CDC Data Centres (19), Amazon (18), Equinix (18). Coverage: sites in Australia whose source names no operator are not attributed to anyone here.

Where are NEXTDC's data center sites?

NEXTDC has 50 sites tracked: 44 operating and 6 planned or under construction. Largest countries: Australia (48), Malaysia (1), Thailand (1). Coverage: NEXTDC is the largest operator by sites tracked, and these are the sites we have recorded under its name, not necessarily everything it runs.

How many data center deals has Real Assets recorded?

30 deals in Asia-Pacific, each with its date and a link to the page that reported it. The full list is in the workspace after sign-in. Coverage: these are deals reported by the pages we read, not every transaction in the market.

Where does the data come from?

Figures link to the page that published them; 679 of 730 sites here carry a source link. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Baxtel, NEXTDC, Equinix, Data Center Dynamics. How a source line reads, and what is left out, is on the methods page. Coverage: a site without a source link is listed as recorded and its figures are not shown as sourced.

When was this data center data last updated?

The public figures on this page are as of 30 October 2026. They change as sites, sources and deals are added. Coverage: this is the date of the latest public export of counts, not of every record in the workspace.

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