BDx Data Centres and the Association of Indonesia Internet Service Providers (APJII) have announced a landmark agreement to boost Indonesia's digital infrastructure.
Indonesia's tech-savvy population and booming digital economy have led to 79.5% internet penetration, increasing the demand for reliable data infrastructure.
Synergy
Muhammad Arif, chairman of APJII, said the partnership aligns with their goals to optimise internet traffic, improve routing efficiency, and advance Indonesia's digital infrastructure's overall quality and security.
"By joining hands, we intend to pave the way for a sustainable and resilient digital future," Arif said.
"This collaboration is more than a partnership; it's a synergy aimed at bridging the digital divide, underscoring our common commitment to strengthening Indonesia's digital backbone," said Sujit Panda, COO of BDx Data Centres.
CGK 3A campus
The partnership involves APJII launching a new IIX node at BDx Indonesia's CGK 3A campus in Southern Jakarta to enhance the coverage of the Indonesia Internet Exchange (IIX) in Greater Jakarta.
The initiative aims to establish the campus as the digital hub for internet traffic exchange, provide a platform for developing a carrier-neutral interconnection ecosystem in the country, and address modern applications' high bandwidth and low latency demands.
The partnership also aims to position BDx's CGK 3A campus as a centre for AI-driven innovation. Tailored for AI inferencing, the campus aims to facilitate faster data sharing, enhance the responsiveness of AI models, improve real-time data processing, and reduce latency in modern applications.
