How big is Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?

Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) has 80 MW of known IT capacity, located in Seoul, Seoul Capital Area, South Korea. It ranks #250 globally by capacity among 335 tracked facilities.

What is the status of Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?

Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is currently operational. Known timeline milestones: Earliest market signal 2020.

Who operates Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?

Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is operated by Oracle. Structured intelligence reports are available for Oracle Operator Report and South Korea Country Report.

What energy source does Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) use?

Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is powered by mixed energy and is focused on oci ai, oracle autonomous database, enterprise ai workloads. This is backed by 2 cited sources.

AI data center dossier

Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)

Name: Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)
Address: Seoul, Seoul Capital Area, South Korea

Seoul, Seoul Capital Area, South Korea/datacenters/oracle-cloud-south-korea-seoul.html

Operational Mixed 80 MW OCI AI, Oracle Autonomous Database, enterprise AI

Country

South Korea

Operator

Oracle

Energy

Mixed

Known capacity

80 MW

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Readiness

100%

Sources attachedVerified

2 citations linked

CoordinatesPublished

37.5665, 126.978

Timeline evidencePartial

1 dated field available

Machine-readable outputsPublished

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GeoJSON geometry

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Record Notes

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's South Korea region, operating from Seoul since 2020, is OCI's flagship footprint in the Korean market. South Korea's large manufacturing and semiconductor sector relies on Oracle's database-centric AI services — Samsung SDI, LG Energy Solution, and Hyundai use Oracle AI for supply chain optimization and predictive maintenance. The Seoul OCI region hosts Oracle Autonomous Database, OCI Generative AI services, and the Oracle Digital Assistant platform. Oracle has deployed NVIDIA H100 clusters in Seoul for Korean enterprises building LLM applications. Korea Telecom (KT) and Oracle have a joint AI offering delivering cloud AI services to Korean SMEs. Oracle's Korean government cloud initiative supports local data residency for public sector AI deployments. The company has announced plans to double Seoul capacity by 2026 to meet growing AI inference demand from Korean enterprise customers transitioning to AI-native operations.

Taxonomy Links

Oracle

South Korea

Operational

Mixed

Under 100 MW

OCI AI, Oracle Autonomous Database, enterprise AI

Asia

East Asia

2020

Seoul

Analyst Flags

No obvious coverage gaps detected in the current structured record.

Timeline Signals

Earliest market signal2020

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Other tracked AI data centers within 300 km of this location.

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Chuncheon, Gangwon, South Korea 100 MWOperational

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Intelligence Reports

Structured analysis covering this facility's operator and market context.

OperatorOracle Operator Report$29 — PDF + JSON/CSV CountrySouth Korea Country Report$29 — PDF + JSON/CSV

Frequently asked questions

How big is Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?: Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) has 80 MW of known IT capacity, located in Seoul, Seoul Capital Area, South Korea. It ranks #250 globally by capacity among 335 tracked facilities.
What is the status of Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?: Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is currently operational. Known timeline milestones: Earliest market signal 2020.
Who operates Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul)?: Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is operated by Oracle. Structured intelligence reports are available for Oracle Operator Report and South Korea Country Report.
What energy source does Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) use?: Oracle Cloud — South Korea (Seoul) is powered by mixed energy and is focused on oci ai, oracle autonomous database, enterprise ai workloads. This is backed by 2 cited sources.