BDX Indonesia, a joint venture of Indosat, Lintasarta, and BDX Data Centers, announces the acquisition of 46 Indosat data centers for Rp 2.62 trillion, heralding a new phase of technological infrastructure growth in Indonesia.
This acquisition is a strategic move to enhance Indonesia’s technological infrastructure, fostering growth in the AI sector and digital economy.
The purchase of 46 Indosat data centers for Rp 2.62 trillion signifies a major investment in Indonesia’s tech infrastructure, aiming to meet the rising demand for AI services.
This collaboration between BDX Data Centers, Indosat, and Lintasarta goes beyond physical data center acquisition. It involves the introduction of high operating standards, cutting-edge technology, and knowledge transfer to bolster Indonesia’s data center industry.
The use of AI in various sectors is projected to add significantly to Southeast Asia’s GDP, with Indonesia playing a key role. AI’s generative use could unlock around USD 243.5 billion in production capacity across the Indonesian economy.
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison’s involvement in this acquisition reflects its strategic role in initiating AI-based data center growth in Indonesia, aiming to seize digital economy growth opportunities.
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BDX Indonesia plans to continue developing its data center network, capitalizing on AI technology to support Indonesia’s digital transformation and economic growth.
The acquisition by BDX Indonesia signifies an important step towards enhancing Indonesia’s position as a key player in the AI and technology sector in Southeast Asia. For Singaporeans and international visitors, this development opens up new opportunities in tech investments and collaborations in a rapidly evolving digital landscape in Indonesia.
BDX Indonesia’s acquisition of 46 Indosat data centers marks a pivotal moment in Indonesia’s tech industry, especially in the AI sector. This move is expected to significantly boost the country’s technological infrastructure and digital economy, positioning Indonesia as a leading player in the region’s tech landscape and offering new opportunities for international collaboration and investment.
