Keppel Taiwan Data Centre Campus Taoyuan

Status: Under Construction   |   Location: 109 Baoshi Street, Guishan District, Taoyuan City 333, Taiwan


Project Overview

The Keppel Taiwan Data Centre Campus is an 80 MW digital infrastructure development planned on a greenfield site at 109 Baoshi Street in Guishan District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan. Developed by Keppel Data Centres through Keppel Data Centre Fund II (KDCF II) under a 50:50 joint venture partnership, the two-building campus is designed to serve growing demand for artificial intelligence computing, cloud hosting, and data-intensive semiconductor industry operations. Its planned 80 MW capacity positions the development to accommodate substantial computing workloads while providing the electrical and mechanical infrastructure required for large-scale data center operations. Designed as a carrier-neutral facility, the campus is intended to support connectivity choices for tenants and service providers, enabling businesses to connect with telecommunications networks and digital infrastructure partners according to their operational requirements. This connectivity flexibility is particularly important for AI applications, cloud platforms, and semiconductor businesses that depend on reliable data exchange, low-latency communications, and access to distributed computing resources. The project’s location in Guishan District places it within Taoyuan’s broader technology and industrial ecosystem in northern Taiwan, a region closely connected to the island’s electronics manufacturing, semiconductor, and digital services sectors. These industries generate increasing requirements for secure data storage, cloud-based applications, high-performance computing, and infrastructure capable of supporting advanced workloads. The planned two-building configuration provides a framework for deploying data halls alongside essential power, cooling, security, and network systems. Although specific details regarding construction milestones, individual building capacities, cooling technologies, renewable energy procurement, and tenant commitments have not been provided, the project’s stated scale and target markets highlight its strategic relevance to Taiwan’s expanding digital infrastructure sector. By combining substantial planned capacity with a carrier-neutral operating model, the Keppel Taiwan Data Centre Campus is positioned to support the evolving computing and connectivity needs of AI developers, cloud service providers, and semiconductor-related enterprises.


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Project Name Keppel Taiwan Data Centre Campus Taoyuan
Location 109 Baoshi Street, Guishan District, Taoyuan City 333, Taiwan
Status Under Construction
Project Type Purpose-Built Multi-Building Hyperscale, Cloud & AI Supercomputing Campus
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City Name Taoyuan
Population 2.3 million residents
Urban Agglomeration 9 million residents
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