Data centre map of South Korea
South Korea’s data centres cluster in Seoul and the Gyeonggi cities around it, Goyang, Anyang, Pangyo, Yongin and Ansan, with new campuses planned in Busan, Ulsan, the Chungcheong provinces and the south-west. The edition maps each site with its operator, stage and stated capacity across the country, next to the substations, the high-voltage grid, power plants and the projects planned around them.
What the map shows in South Korea
Data centres in South Korea, with the grid around them
Every stage
Operating, under construction, permitted, planned, announced, on hold and cancelled sites, coloured by stage.
Capacity as stated
The MW published for each site, and what it measures: IT load, total power or grid connection.
Who owns it
Operator, group and the investors, lenders and power buyers named for the site, each with the date it was reported.
What is around it
The nearest substations and their published grid status, power lines by voltage, plants, fibre, internet exchanges and district heating.
By cities, counties and districts
Every cities, counties and district of South Korea is coloured by what is planned and published there, and each opens its own list of sites, plants, upgrades and statements.
Also in the South Korea edition
Substations and grid capacity, data centres, plants and their owners, fibre and internet exchanges, grid upgrades and statements.
Open any dot
Every record with its sources and date
Each data centre record opens in full: status, capacity as stated, owners, the grid around it and every source, dated. Search any place, site, company or coordinates.
Who uses it
How teams use the data centre map of South Korea
Data-centre developers and operators
Screen regions for power and land before committing to a site, compare clusters and see where competing campuses are already queued for the same grid.
Investors and lenders
Check a target’s competitive set, the stage of nearby projects and the grid constraints that could shift delivery dates before diligence starts.
Utilities and power producers
Find where new data-centre demand is concentrating to plan connections, PPAs, storage and new generation close to it.
Construction, engineering and equipment suppliers
Follow projects from planning to construction to time business development to the stage where equipment and contracts are decided.
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See it before you buy it
A free record
Click any dot on the map to open one record in full.
A free account
Three full records a day, and a demo area in full in every country edition: in South Korea, Anyang (Gyeonggi).
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Questions
The data centre map of South Korea: questions
What does the data centre map of South Korea show?
Data centres in South Korea on one map: operator, stated MW and stage for every site, next to the substations, power lines, plants and fibre around it.
Whose figures are used in South Korea?
Published figures from KEPCO, KPX, the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and the official gazette, and from regulators, governments, planning authorities, company announcements and the press, each with its source and date.
Can I try the South Korea edition free?
Yes. A free account opens three full records a day and Anyang (Gyeonggi) in full as a demo area. The whole country is from $400 a month, first month half price; Global Access to every country is on request.
The data centre map in other countries
Other maps of South Korea