Thailand’s data center landscape is undergoing rapid expansion, with a growing number of existing and upcoming facilities driving the country’s position as a key regional hub for digital infrastructure. According to the latest report from ResearchAndMarkets.com, Thailand currently hosts 39 operational colocation data centers, with the majority concentrated in major urban and industrial zones, particularly Bangkok, Chonburi, and Rayong. The report highlights that Rayong, Chonburi, and Bangkok together account for over 40% of the country’s planned data center power capacity, underscoring their strategic importance in the national digital infrastructure strategy. These locations are increasingly attracting international tech giants due to their proximity to major ports, strong connectivity, and government incentives for digital economy development. Among the leading data center operators in Thailand are SUPERNAP Thailand, True IDC, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, which rank at the forefront in terms of total capacity. These operators are playing a critical role in supporting the country’s digital transformation and meeting rising demand from both local enterprises and global clients. A major development in the market is the increasing presence of international hyperscale providers. Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, Microsoft, and TikTok have all announced or initiated new data center projects in Thailand, with planned sites distributed across Bangkok, Rayong, and Chonburi. This marks a significant shift, as these companies look to strengthen their regional footprints and enhance service delivery for Southeast Asian markets. The report, titled "Thailand Existing & Upcoming Data Center Portfolio," provides a comprehensive database in Excel format, offering detailed insights into the country’s data center ecosystem. It includes data on 39 existing facilities and 27 upcoming projects, along with key metrics such as power capacity, location details, and operator information. The database also features infographics comparing existing and planned capacity, as well as colocation pricing trends across the region. The analysis is designed for a range of stakeholders, including data center operators, cloud service providers, investors, telecom companies, and government agencies involved in digital infrastructure planning. It offers a clear snapshot of the current and future state of Thailand’s data center market, supported by detailed definitions, scope, and assumptions. With strong support from both public and private sectors, Thailand is positioning itself as a critical node in the global data infrastructure network. The influx of major international players and the steady growth in infrastructure investment signal sustained momentum in the country’s digital economy.