Is Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 operational?

Yes, DC Atlas records Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 as operational.

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Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001

Name: Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001
Address: Khet Bang Sue, Thailand

Khet Bang Sue, Thailand

Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 is a colocation data centre operated by DAMAC Digital in Khet Bang Sue, Thailand, in the Bangkok market. The site is operational. Total potential at full buildout is 84 MW.

Who operates Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001?: DAMAC Digital.
Where is Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001?: Khet Bang Sue, Thailand, in the Bangkok market.
Is Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 operational?: Yes, DC Atlas records Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 as operational.

Coordinates

Position

13.81, 100.53

Location precision

Approximate

History

2 September 2026Permit approved
Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 — permit approved
Two larger-scale data centres approved in the Rama IX area of Bangkok are Damac Digital BKK02, a joint venture between the UAE-based property developer Damac Group and the MAI-listed IT services provider Proen Corp, and Telehouse, owned by the Japanese telecom company KDDI.
Source: bangkokpost.com
10 November 2025Incentive program
Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 — incentive program
NextGen Data Center and Cloud Services Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Dubai-based DAMAC Digital, which is a major data center service provider in the Middle East, received approval for a 26.7 billion baht investment in a data center project with an IT load of 84 MW, to be located in the Navanakorn Industrial Estate, Pathum Thani Province.
Source: osos.boi.go.th
24 June 2024Announcement
Khet Bang Sue DAMAC Digital 001 — announced
BANGKOK, June 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- EDGNEX Data Centres by DAMAC, a global digital infrastructure provider and part of the DAMAC Group, has announced its latest expansion in the APAC region by developing a state-of-the-art data centre in Bangkok.
Source: prnewswire.com

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