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Indonesia

Bali

Bali's tech ecosystem is unlike anywhere else in this atlas — it wasn't planned by a master developer, it was built by over 100,000 digital nomads choosing where to sit down and work. Earning the nickname "Silicon Bali," that bottom-up coworking economy now runs alongside a newer, formal push from the provincial and national government centred on Nusa Dua.

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Districts

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Precincts

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Clusters

4.46M

Population Size

Canggu–Ubud Digital Nomad Corridor

The organic, bottom-up heart of "Silicon Bali" — two contrasting coworking scenes, ten kilometres apart, that between them define the island's remote-work economy.

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Canggu Coworking Cluster

The island's largest concentration of coworking spaces and nomad density — BWork, Tropical Nomad Coworking and AT 06 anchor a scene built around cafés, beach clubs and content-creator culture.

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Ubud Coworking Cluster

Hubud, one of Bali's original pioneer coworking spaces, and Outpost's Ubud and Penestanan locations anchor a quieter, focus-oriented scene built around wellness culture.

Nusa Dua Investment & Innovation District

The formal, institutional counterpart to Canggu and Ubud — where national ministries and international investment forums are building Bali's next chapter as a digital economy, not just a nomad destination.

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Kura Kura Island SEZ

A national digital-innovation ecosystem announced by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics, aimed at supporting Bali's transition from a tourism hub to a centre for digital enterprise.
 

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Nusa Dua Forum & Tsinghua SEA Center 

An annual international investment forum run with the South China Morning Post and Danantara Indonesia, held alongside Tsinghua University's Southeast Asia Center campus in Bali.

Tech Ecosystems in Indonesia

Indonesia's tech economy runs on contrast — a 280-million-person consumer market concentrated in Jakarta's towers, a Singapore-facing manufacturing and data-centre bridge on Batam, a bottom-up digital-nomad economy in Bali, and a government-built smart capital rising from the rainforest at Nusantara.

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