BDx Data Centers Achieves NVIDIA DGX-Ready Certification

Apr 18, 2025
BDx Data Centers has been certified in the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center program, enhancing AI infrastructure capabilities in Indonesia.
BDx Data Centers Achieves NVIDIA DGX-Ready Certification

BDx Data Centers has been certified in the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center program, as announced in a press release. This certification applies to BDx's 500MW CGK4 AI Campus in Indonesia, marking it as one of the first in the country to achieve this status. The certification enables BDx to provide scalable and high-performance infrastructure for AI and advanced computing workloads.

The CGK4 AI Campus offers interconnected colocation facilities and edge sites, facilitating NVIDIA accelerated computing for training and inferencing at the edge. This infrastructure supports the development of full-stack AI solutions while ensuring data localization and meeting the demands of AI-driven innovation.

BDx's commitment to sustainability is evident as the CGK4 AI Campus is Indonesia's first renewable-powered AI data center park. The facility also integrates direct-to-chip liquid cooling at scale, an industry-first in Indonesia, enhancing energy efficiency for high-density AI computing. BDx aims to expand its capacity to 1 GW, supporting the region's growing digital economy and AI-driven applications.

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