The facility will be used by Indonesia’s central government – including the president – and is expected to enable the country's digital economy to grow to US$146 billion by 2025.
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Artistic render of the future capital which will be called Nusantara, meaning "archipelago" in Javanese. Source: Indonesia Government
The governments of Indonesia and South Korea have entered into a cooperative agreement to develop a US$100 million data centre in Batam, in the Riau Islands.
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