Needs Skyrocketing, DCI Indonesia Operates Data Center Building …

JAKARTA – In a pandemic and enter the era New Normal, many companies fix their digital infrastructure. This development was addressed DCI Indonesia by operating the building data center third (JK3) with a capacity of 12 MW in early June 2020. (Also read: Data Protection Becomes a Major Security Issue for Businessmen in Southeast Asia)

Currently DCI has operated three data center buildings with a total capacity of 22 MW with global operational standards for the market data center in Indonesia. They are sure to support the industry data center Indonesia by contributing about 20% of additional capacity to the market data center The country of the total available is around 50-70 MW.

In the New Normal era, the role of data centers and cloud computing is very strong to support the business sector, schools and other sectors that utilize technology and digital infrastructure. Seeing a fairly high market increase, currently DCI Indonesia has undertaken the construction of the latest building (JK5) with a capacity of 15 MW in the campus area data center covering an area of ​​8.5 hectares that can accommodate a total IT capacity of more than 200 MW.

DCI Indonesia’s Sales & Marketing Director, JC Gani, said the increase in service demand data center can be seen from JK3 which has just started operating. Of the total 12 MW capacity owned, now only 1.5 MW is left.

DCI Indonesia is increasingly optimistic in supporting the acceleration of digital transformation opportunities for companies, organizations, governments and other important sectors in Indonesia. To that end, in order to encourage the growth of Indonesia’s digital economy to become the largest digital economy in Southeast Asia, as well as an Indonesian company pioneering the first largest hyperscale data center in Indonesia, DCI will present the new JK5 building in the first quarter of 2021.

Gani said, in the seventh year DCI Indonesia was operating, besides operating the new JK3 data center building, DCI Indonesia also received an award from the Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Awards as a recipient of the 2020 Indonesia Data Center Services Provider of the Year.

The award is the result of a study conducted by Frost & Sullivan seen from revenues, market share, capabilities, and overall contribution to industry best practices data center Indonesia.

“DCI Indonesia as a leader in the Indonesian data center industry is fully committed to continuing to provide services data center reliable and safe with 100% uptime availability,“kata Gani.

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