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Taiwan: 28 data centres, 11 operators, 275 MW live
Taiwan holds 28 data centres, across 8 markets, 11 operators, 275 MW live (51% modelled). Chunghwa Telecom alone accounts for 15 sites, ahead of Google.
Map of 27 data centres in Taiwan
Every Taiwan site DC Atlas tracks with a position on record, coloured by status.
Taiwan is one scope of the whole corpus. See every facility DC Atlas tracks on the global data center map.
Live
275MW
51% modelled
Under construction
0MW
Planned
0MW
Total potential
290MW
Who supplies the power
100% of the data centres we track in Taiwan have a named power supplier
- Taiwan Power Company25sites
- Taiwan Power Company (Taipower)2sites
- Tai-power1site
Who is building in Taiwan
The 10 largest operators here by total potential, of 11 tracked in this country.
| Operator | Sites | Live | Total potential |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chunghwa Telecom | 15 | 60 MW | 75 MW |
| 1 | 60 MW | 60 MW | |
| Chief Telecom | 2 | 40 MW | 40 MW |
| Vantage Data Centers | 2 | 32 MW | 32 MW |
| NTT DOCOMO Business | 1 | 20 MW | 20 MW |
| Kyndryl | 1 | 16 MW | 16 MW |
| Microsoft | 1 | 16 MW | 16 MW |
| Innova Solutions | 1 | 10 MW | 10 MW |
| eASPNet Taiwan Inc | 2 | 8 MW | 8 MW |
| OneSource Cloud | 1 | 8 MW | 8 MW |
When Taiwan was built
175 MW of the live capacity here carries a commissioning date — 39% of the operational sites in this country.
Recent activity
10 recorded developments in Taiwan, the latest on 22 Sept 2026.
Shengyutech raises TWD 100M for AI data-centre facility and debt repayment
Shengyutech Corporation's board approved a cash capital increase of TWD 100 million (10 million shares at TWD 40 per share) on 22 September 2026. The proceeds will fund AI computing data-centre facility construction and repay bank loans. Original shareholders will subscribe 90% of the new shares (9 million), with employees entitled to 10% (1 million shares).
Microsoft doubles Taiwan data centre capacity to address AI computing shortage
Microsoft announced it is doubling its data centre capacity in Taiwan in response to AI computing demand. The headline states the company is expanding its Taiwan facilities, though no specific capacity figures or timeline are provided in the source.
Shengyù Technology subsidiary approves NT$400M capital increase for AI data centre
晟裕科技股份有限公司, a subsidiary (67.43% owned), resolved on 14 September 2026 to conduct a cash capital increase by issuing 10 million common shares at NT$40 per share, raising NT$400 million total. Proceeds will fund operations of an AI computing data-centre facility and repay bank borrowings. Existing shareholders will subscribe to 90% of new shares in proportion to their holdings; 10% is reserved for employee subscription.
Taiwan freezes October residential power rates; semiconductor and data-centre rates to rise ~20%
Taiwan's government froze October household electricity rates while approving rate increases of approximately 20% for semiconductor manufacturers and data centres.
Taoyuan positions itself as northern AI data center hub using Tatan power and LNG cooling
Taoyuan's Department of Economic Development announced on August 31 that the city is positioning itself as a northern AI data center demonstration base. The announcement cited Tatan Power Plant and CPC Corp.'s Third Liquefied Natural Gas Receiving Terminal as key advantages for AIDC siting, reflecting Taiwan's strategy to address power constraints and energy dependence in the compute sector.
Empyrion Digital secures E.Sun Bank financing for 7MW Taipei colocation data center
Empyrion Digital closed financing from E.Sun Bank to support development of TW1, a 7 MW carrier-neutral colocation data center in Taipei's Neihu district. TW1 is designed to serve enterprise, cloud and digital infrastructure customers with capacity for AI deployments. The financing reflects confidence in the project and Taiwan's digital infrastructure market as demand grows for colocation capacity driven by AI, cloud computing and data-intensive workloads.
PORTS project announced as 8-GW AI data centre model with OpenAI lease and NVIDIA backing
The PORTS project, combining federal redevelopment, power generation and data center construction, was announced with an 8-GW capacity lease to OpenAI. NVIDIA committed $1.5 billion in investment and residual-value guarantees with aggregate payment obligations capped at $105 billion for its initial 4.25-GW commitment.
New Taipei City Zenlayer 002 commissioned
Zenlayer's presence at this facility was registered on PeeringDB on 13 March 2025 — a presence-registration date, not a commissioning date.
Who is hiring in Taiwan
1 open data centre role at 1 operator we track
Nebius is the only operator recruiting in Taiwan, with 1 role open across 1 discipline. The single role is security, which runs an estate rather than builds one.
- Nebius1role
The mix
- security1
The roles behind those numbers
Most recently opened
- Nebiussecurity21 Apr 2026
Counted from the operators' own public careers feeds, read daily. A role counts here when the employer runs a data centre we track and the work is operational rather than back office. What these roles involve, and what they pay.
Questions about Taiwan
- How many data centres are there in Taiwan?
- Taiwan holds 28 data centres, across 8 markets, 11 operators, 275 MW live (51% modelled). Chunghwa Telecom alone accounts for 15 sites, ahead of Google.
- How much data centre capacity does Taiwan have?
- DC Atlas tracks 28 data centres in Taiwan. 275 MW is live, for 290 MW of total potential at full buildout.
- Who are the largest data centre operators in Taiwan?
- 11 operators run facilities in Taiwan. Chunghwa Telecom is the largest by total potential, with 15 sites and 75 MW.
- Which utilities supply power to data centres in Taiwan?
- Taiwan Power Company, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) and Tai-power serve the most data centre sites in Taiwan. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 100% of the facilities it tracks here.
Every data centre we track in Taiwan
28 facilities