Forecast calls for $4.31bn by 2030
Investments in digital infrastructure in Thailand totalled $1.48 billion in 2024 and are projected by Mordor Intelligence to expand by an average 18% per year until 2030. Power capacity is expected to surge 30% annually from 0.77GW to 2.93GW, says Mr Kasem.
Thailand's investments in data centres are projected to reach US$4.31 billion by 2030, representing average annual growth of 18% from 2024 and achieving total capacity of 2.93 gigawatts, helped by strong government support and solid demand, says CGS International Securities.Thailand is undergoing a fundamental transformation in its digital infrastructure, driven by artificial intelligence (AI), cloud adoption, data sovereignty regulations and spillover demand from capacity-constrained neighbouring countries, especially Singapore, said Kasem Prunratanamala, head of research at CGS.
Investments in digital infrastructure in Thailand totalled $1.48 billion in 2024 and are projected by Mordor Intelligence to expand by an average 18% per year until 2030. Power capacity is expected to surge 30% annually from 0.77GW to 2.93GW.
"Investment momentum has accelerated sharply into 2026," said Mr Kasem, adding Board of Investment (BoI) investment applications in the digital sector reached 874 billion baht for 48 projects in the first quarter of this year, skyrocketing 823% year-on-year.
