Data centres unlike many other real estate asset classes don’t operate in isolation. Each data centre exists within data centre ecosystems and participates in cloud fabrics via global network connectivity. This presentation will explain Indonesia’s current status in the Asia/Pacific data centre ecosystem and chart out a road map for development. Specific attention will be directed to those enterprise and consumer trends that are driving expansion in Indonesia’s data centre and cloud markets.

How will demand for data center and cloud across Indonesia track over the next few years? What will be the key drivers of demand and the key impacts for the country?

What is the current view of datacenters among the international investment community and where does Indonesia fit into this view? What are the factors influencing sentiment? Which locations are attracting interest?

What are some of the key technologies that we can expect to see come onto the market in coming years? And which will contribute most to the challenges faced by data centers in Indonesia? How will they do so?

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Increasing demand, greater requirements of compliance, rising costs of labour and materials. How will these and other factors shape the way that datacenters are designed and built in Indonesia in the future? Which innovations and techniques will assist the process?

Datacenter ownership and operation has moved closer to the core of many organizations’ commercial and social strategies. How can the requirements presented by risk, sustainability and cost control be balanced?

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Indonesia has emerged as one of the fastest-growing digital economies in Southeast Asia, driven by a young and tech-savvy population, increasing smartphone adoption, and growing internet penetration. The country’s e-commerce market has experienced explosive growth in recent years, with a wide range of online marketplaces, payment platforms, and delivery services catering to the needs of millions of consumers. Additionally, Indonesia’s digital infrastructure is rapidly improving, with the government investing in initiatives to expand broadband coverage and improve digital literacy across the country. As a result, Indonesia offers a significant opportunity for businesses looking to tap into Southeast Asia’s rapidly expanding digital landscape.

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How will colocation and cloud service providers need to adapt to their central role in the process of digital transformation? What will be the investment priorities in order to develop and maintain the services and infrastructure? How will this impact providers and enterprise clients?

Slowly but surely, power into data centers is moving away from reliance on fossil fuels delivered via a central grid. Generation is becoming more localized and renewable sources of energy are now preferred. How far are Indonesian data centers moving along this path and what is driving them in this direction?

As the number of cloud services and delivery models available to businesses increases, so can the difficulty of making the correct choices . Concerns remain still about deploying cloud in terms of cost, service levels, control and visibility. What are the key questions to be asked when procuring cloud and how do you make best use of the answers?

How can organizations on a global scale seek to improve efficiency and reduce waste in projects including considerations in financing, design, building, shipping, logistics, and operations? What are the overarching strategies and policies that will have the most impact in meeting sustainability demands? What should individual companies prioritize in the practices they take or the technologies they develop to meet these demands?