Vietnam Data Center Advisory & Investment Platform
Navigating site acquisition, PDP8 power grid connectivity, MIC licensing, and turnkey EPC execution for hyperscale & enterprise data centers in Vietnam.
Vietnam Digital Infrastructure Pioneer
DCOMPASS bridges global capital with high-grade Vietnam digital infrastructure assets while preserving strict ESG sustainability and regulatory compliance.
150+ MW
Pipeline Capacity Audited
100%
PDP8 Grid & Permitting Compliance
Market Expertise
Deep domain knowledge of hyperscaler requirements and local utility bottlenecks.
Regulatory Mastery
Streamlined licensing for telecom, EIA, construction, and data security law.
Prime Site Access
Curated land parcels with pre-allocated 110kV/220kV substation access in Hanoi, HCMC & Binh Duong.
Our Core Solutions
Comprehensive lifecycle services designed for institutional investors, hyperscalers, and regional data center operators.
Investment Advisory
Market entry strategy, investment planning, commercial due diligence, risk analysis & M&A transaction support.
Legal & Licensing
Regulatory compliance, telecom licenses, construction permits, environmental approvals & power agreements.
Site Selection
GIS-driven land assessment, flood/seismic risk evaluation, power grid proximity & expansion potential.
Infrastructure Assessment
Electrical grid capacity, 110kV/220kV substation access, fiber dark routes, water cooling availability & transport logistics.
Project Development
Development strategy, design coordination, EPC partner selection, construction oversight & operational readiness.
Market Intelligence
Market sizing, MW supply pipeline, hyperscaler absorption, pricing benchmarks & AI infrastructure demand trends.
Strategic Partnership
Joint ventures, local operating partnerships, government relations, utility agreements & technology alliances.
Why Invest in Vietnam Data Centers?
Vietnam is rapidly emerging as Southeast Asia’s next strategic cloud & AI computing hub, backed by strong government digitalization directives, PDP8 power allocations, and subsea fiber expansion.
CAGR 2025-2030 forecast
Projected national GDP share
High active mobile & broadband base
Planned MW expansion pipeline
The Vietnam Data Center Ecosystem
DCOMPASS coordinates stakeholders across the full digital infrastructure value chain.
Investors
Institutional funds & PE firms
Operators
Hyperscalers & Colocation providers
Developers
Industrial park & asset developers
Government Authorities
MIC, MOIT, MONRE & Provincial PPCs
Power Providers
EVN grid & DPPA renewable suppliers
Fiber Providers
Subsea cable landing & telco carriers
Cloud Providers
Public & Hybrid cloud platforms
AI Infra Providers
GPU cluster & liquid cooling vendors
Technology Partners
UPS, generator & HVAC OEMs
Construction Partners
Tier III/IV certified EPC contractors
Featured Investment Opportunities
High-yield data center development projects and joint-venture opportunities in Vietnam.
Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park DC Site A
HCMC High-Tech Park Phase 2
Confidential Greenfield Site Binh Duong
Featured Projects
Showcasing active, completed, and pipeline data center infrastructure builds across Vietnam.
ongoingHanoi Northern Tier III+ Hyperscale Campus
Phase 1 (20MW) under construction with full structural completion expected Q4 2026.
completedHCMC AI & Edge Compute Facility
Direct liquid-cooled facility designed for 40kW/rack GPU workloads.
pipelineDa Nang Subsea Landing Station & Data Center
Strategic gateway connecting Vietnam directly to regional subsea cables.
Latest Insights & Market Reports
Stay informed with high-impact research, regulatory updates, and market intelligence on Vietnam digital infrastructure.
NEWS/RESEARCHAI DATA CENTERS IN VIETNAM: ARE RISK CLASSIFICATION AND NOTIFICATION OF AI SYSTEMS REQUIRED?
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (“AI”) is driving increasing demand for high-performance data centers in Vietnam. In addition to traditional data centers, many projects are being developed under the AI Data Center model, incorporating GPU systems, high-performance computing capabilities, cloud computing platforms, and infrastructure serving the development, training, and deployment of AI models. This development raises an important legal question: Is an AI Data Center required to carry out procedures for classifying or registering an AI system in Vietnam? The answer depends primarily on the nature of the activities performed by the Data Center. The fact that a data center is used to operate AI systems does not mean that the entire data center itself becomes an “AI system” and is therefore automatically subject to the legal obligations applicable to AI systems.
NEWS/BLOGIF NOT VIETNAM, WHERE? IF NOT NOW, WHEN?
Something structural is happening in Southeast Asia's data center map right now, and most of the region's traditional hubs are on the wrong side of it. Over the past 18 months, the four markets that absorbed almost all of ASEAN's hyperscale and AI infrastructure capital — Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and, to a lesser extent, Indonesia — have each hit a wall of land, water or power. Governments that used to compete on how fast they could approve a new campus are now competing on how carefully they can slow one down. Meanwhile Laos and Cambodia, historically bystanders in this story, are actively opening their doors, and Vietnam has spent the same 18 months doing the opposite of everyone else: removing conditions instead of adding them. For anyone advising investors, developers, or governments on where the next wave of Southeast Asian digital infrastructure lands, the question in the title is not rhetorical. It is the live question.
NEWS/RESEARCHDOES A DATA CENTER OPERATOR HAVE TO CONDUCT A CROSS-BORDER PERSONAL DATA TRANSFER IMPACT ASSESSMENT?
The development of Cloud and Data Center models is creating increasingly complex data flows across multiple jurisdictions. A business may collect data in Singapore, Europe, or another country, and subsequently transfer such data to server systems or storage infrastructure located in Vietnam for storage, training, or processing purposes. Under these models, an important question for investors and Data Center operators is: If personal data is brought by a customer into a Data Center in Vietnam, is the Data Center operator required to independently prepare a Cross-Border Personal Data Transfer Impact Assessment dossier?
Planning a Data Center Investment in Vietnam?
Speak with DCOMPASS to assess market entry, site feasibility, licensing requirements, infrastructure readiness, and project development strategy.