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  • Telin Teams Up with Digital Realty Bersama to Boost Global Data Center Connectivity and Services

    Telin Teams Up with Digital Realty Bersama to Boost Global Data Center Connectivity and Services

    PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), a subsidiary of Telkom Indonesia that focuses on international telecommunications, has taken a significant leap forward by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Digital Realty Bersama, one of Indonesia’s foremost digital infrastructure providers. This partnership, unveiled at BATIC 2025, aims to enhance data center interconnection and bolster the rapidly evolving digital landscape of the country.

    Connecting Indonesia to the Digital World

    This collaboration promises to leverage Telin’s extensive global network alongside Digital Realty Bersama’s cutting-edge data center platform, ultimately delivering enhanced connectivity for industry players in Indonesia and improving access to international markets.

    Azmal Yahya, Chief of Product at Telin, highlighted the importance of this agreement, stating, “This partnership represents a significant milestone for Telin as we work to deliver more comprehensive and reliable interconnection solutions for our customers. With Digital Realty Bersama’s advanced platform supporting us, we are confident this collaboration will accelerate digital growth for enterprises both in Indonesia and beyond.”

    Opening New Doors for Businesses

    Andha Yudha Permana, Business and Commercial Director of Digital Realty Bersama, echoed this sentiment, expressing enthusiasm about the partnership. “We are honored to partner with Telin, a leading provider of international connectivity. Together, we will offer our customers seamless access to global markets with high speed and reliability, strengthening Indonesia’s role as a crucial digital hub connected to the world. This collaboration will unlock new opportunities for Indonesian businesses to compete on a global scale, facilitating direct and secure international data traffic.”

    A Strategic Leap Forward

    The MoU signifies the commencement of a strategic partnership, with a mutual commitment to innovating services, enhancing interconnection capabilities, and reinforcing Indonesia’s position in the global digital economy. As the nation strides forward, it might just transform into the tech-savvy giant of Southeast Asia that even the most pessimistic pundit couldn’t help but notice.

    Questions & Answers

    What is the primary objective of the MoU between Telin and Digital Realty Bersama?
    The partnership aims to strengthen data center interconnection and support Indonesia’s expanding digital ecosystem, enhancing connectivity and market access for local businesses.

    How does this collaboration benefit Indonesian businesses?
    The collaboration offers Indonesian businesses enhanced access to global markets through improved connectivity, enabling them to compete more effectively on an international scale.

    What role does the partnership play in Indonesia’s digital landscape?
    It is pivotal in reinforcing Indonesia’s position as a significant digital hub in Southeast Asia, unlocking new opportunities for innovation and secure international data exchanges.

  • Telin Unveils New Cable Landing Station in Manado-Minahasa, Boosting Indonesia’s Connectivity!

    Telin Unveils New Cable Landing Station in Manado-Minahasa, Boosting Indonesia’s Connectivity!

    PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin) has officially unveiled its new cable landing station (CLS) in Kalasey, Minahasa, a development poised to enhance Indonesia’s international connectivity and digital infrastructure. This milestone is particularly crucial for the eastern regions of the country, as Telin continues to strive for improved digital integration.

    High-Profile Inauguration Ceremony

    The inauguration ceremony gathered notable executives from Telkom Group, including Honesti Basyir, CEO of CFU WIB Telkom Group, and Muhammad Rofik, President Commissioner of Telin, among others. The event also welcomed officials like Bambang A. Margono, Telin Commissioner, and several board members who play pivotal roles in steering the company toward its ambitious goals. The presence of key industry leaders emphasized the importance of this new facility in the broader context of regional digitalization.

    A Leap Forward in International Connectivity

    Central to this project is the CLS Manado-Minahasa, which forms an integral part of the Bifrost Cable System—an international subsea cable initiative developed alongside Keppel and Meta. This cutting-edge system enables a direct connection from Southeast Asia to North America, cleverly bypassing traditional transit routes by charting courses through significant maritime corridors like the Java and Celebes Seas. This new pathway reinforces Indonesia’s critical position within the global digital traffic network, much like a high-speed rail linking cities across a vast landscape.

    Milestones Achieved Since 2021

    Since the announcement of the Bifrost cable system in 2021, Telin has swiftly reached a number of crucial milestones. These include site selection, a groundbreaking ceremony in October 2024, and the successful landing of the cable in early 2025, followed by completing the construction of the CLS. After the Jakarta CLS’s cable landing last year, the Manado-Minahasa CLS is now primed for operation, ready to integrate seamlessly into Telkom’s expanding network and drive Indonesia further into the digital future.

    Positive Projections for Future Connectivity

    Honesti Basyir highlighted the strategic importance of this investment, stating,

    “The Manado-Minahasa cable landing station marks a bold step in positioning Indonesia as a vital digital gateway for the Asia Pacific. By connecting directly across the Pacific via Bifrost and preparing for future cables, we are building the foundation for a more connected, innovative, and prosperous digital future for our nation and region.”

    Meanwhile, Budi Satria Dharma Purba, CEO of Telin, concurred, emphasizing the role of the station in facilitating economic opportunities and technological advancements:

    “The Manado Cable Landing Station is more than just infrastructure; it is a gateway for Indonesia to lead in the digital era.”

    Infrastructure Built for Growth

    The CLS Manado-Minahasa boasts robust and scalable infrastructure designed to accommodate a variety of submarine cable systems. Equipped with beach manhole (BMH) integration and impressive front-haul connections, this facility is well-positioned to serve as a landing point for future subsea cables and digital platforms.

    The launch of the Manado-Minahasa cable landing station symbolizes a significant stride in Indonesia’s digital transformation journey. By bolstering Bifrost and supporting other international cable initiatives, this strategic asset is set to enhance regional connectivity, drive economic progress, and solidify Indonesia’s role as a crucial hub in the global digital landscape.

    Questions & Answers

    What is the significance of the new cable landing station in Minahasa?
    The cable landing station is a critical component in enhancing Indonesia’s international connectivity, particularly for the eastern regions of the country, and supports various upcoming international digital projects.

    How does the Bifrost Cable System affect Indonesia’s digital landscape?
    The Bifrost Cable System directly connects Southeast Asia to North America, bypassing traditional routes and significantly strengthening Indonesia’s position in the global digital traffic network.

    What are the future prospects for the CLS in Minahasa?
    With its advanced infrastructure designed for scalability and future connectivity, the CLS is poised to support multiple subsea cable systems and promote economic growth throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

  • Telin and Zenlayer to Deliver On-Demand Subsea Cable Services to Indo-Pacific

    Telin and Zenlayer to Deliver On-Demand Subsea Cable Services to Indo-Pacific

    PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), the largest telecommunications company in Southeast Asia, and Zenlayer, a massively distributed edge cloud service provider, signed a memorandum of understanding for joint development of a digital connectivity platform that provides on-demand subsea cable services.

    The joint development will combine the strong capabilities of both parties. As Telin continues to invest heavily in global subsea cable services, especially in the Indo-Pacific, Zenlayer’s platform will further digitize the service delivery for carriers, hyperscalers and global enterprises.

    “The fast-growing internet economy in the Indo-Pacific area has made the need for connectivity stronger than ever before. Here at Telin, we’re committed to optimizing our global infrastructure and enhancing our products and solutions to meet the rising market demands,” said Budi Satria Dharma Purba, CEO of Telin. “Zenlayer’s massive global scale and advanced technology to build on-demand, easy-to-use edge cloud platform makes them a perfect partner for our digital transformation. We look forward to helping more businesses connect into Southeast Asia and local companies expand globally.”

    “We are thrilled to power Telin’s digital transformation with our technology,” added Joe Zhu, CEO and founder of Zenlayer. “Through deep product integrations, we will bring a full suite of on-demand cloud networking services to mutual customers and take their user experience to an entire new level.”

    The partnership is a new milestone in the long-lasting relationship between the two companies. Since 2017, Telin and Zenlayer have had collaborations over edge data center and cloud networking services. Earlier this year, MDI Ventures, the investment arm of Telkom Indonesia, led the C+ round of investment in Zenlayer, further solidifying the latter’s position as the number one edge cloud service provider in the region.

    A leader in edge cloud, Zenlayer has the most robust infrastructure presence in the world’s fastest growing economic regions. The company has a strong commitment to Southeast Asia, with 62 edge nodes and extensive partnerships built in the region. It has helped numerous global businesses tap into the massive potential of the area with its high-performance compute and networking services.

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  • Telin Singapore secures OSPAR certification

    Telin Singapore secures OSPAR certification

    Indonesia’s PT Telkom has announced that its subsidiary in Singapore has secured certification that will allow it to serve a wider range of clients in the financial sector.

    Telin Singapore has completed an Outsourced Service Provider Audit Review (OSPAR) report signifying its compliance with the Association of Banks In Singapore (ABS) guidelines.

    The certification will allow the company to increase its client base in the financial sector, as local financial sector companies require technology service providers to be in compliance with ABS guidelines.

    An independent audit is a part of this certification process, and OSPAR meets this requirement.

    In addition, Telin Singapore has achieved Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard Compliance (PCI DSS) for companies that handle branded credit cards from the major providers.

    “The OSPAR proves that our controls and processes are secure and robust. Through obtaining OSPAR, our financial services clients could rest assured that their data is securely stored according to the highest security standards in our data centers,” Telin Singapore CEO Andreuw Th.A.F said.

    “A loss or breach of customer confidential data and disruption to banking services will result in reputational and financial damage to the financial institutions.”

  • Telin Singapore enters partnership with SGIX

    Telin Singapore enters partnership with SGIX

    Telin Singapore has teamed up with the Singapore Internet Exchange (SGIX) to enhance internet connectivity for business customers.

    Under the agreement, SGIX has set up a PoP within the Telin-3 data center to provide low latency internet peering services to customers using the data center.

    Telin Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Indonesia’s PT Telkom, operates Singapore’s only Uptime Institute Tier-IV certified data center.

    Telin-3 is operated on a carrier neutral basis and has been designed to support growing demand for reliable and secure interconnectivity among customers operating in Singapore.

    Carrier-neutral internet exchange service SGIX was meanwhile established by key players from Singapore’s infocomm industry and has the support of regulator IMDA. The company offers internet peering services to customers including ISPs, CDN providers, cloud service providers and carriers.

    “We’re delighted to come on-board SGIX. With the ever-increasing business demand for higher bandwidth and better performance, this partnership will enhance Telin-3’s suite of services and value-add to its world-class facilities,” Telin Singapore CEO  Andreuw Th. A.F said.

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  • Telin and iBasis Connect via Multiservice IPX for LTE Roaming

    Telin and iBasis Connect via Multiservice IPX for LTE Roaming

    iBasis, a KPN company, and Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (“Telin”), a subsidiary of PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (“Telkom”), today signed a multiservice IPX interconnection for LTE Roaming that will enable mobile operator customers of both companies to provide a consistent, high-quality LTE roaming experience for their subscribers across a global footprint. The agreement also includes GRX, Signaling, SMS and Voice services.

    The global IP interconnection between both companies provides mobile subscribers using Telin and iBasis networks the flexibility to seamlessly transit between 3G and 4G services, guaranteeing high quality of experience while roaming between non-LTE and LTE networks.

    The strategic connection between both global networks over IPX enables multi-service continuity in the transition to all-IP and the provision of LTE Roaming for data and voice services alike. Both companies are committed to bringing to market innovative interconnect services and to rapidly expanding their respective footprint. Telin will leverage iBasis’ global reach of more than 300 LTE destinations.

    “We are pleased to be the IPX network partner of Telin and to work together on providing integrated LTE interworking and interoperability solutions to ensure global mobile user quality of experience,” said iBasis CEO Willem Offerhaus.

    “The collaboration with iBasis means access to an advanced global infrastructure and reach. Selecting a partner with the same focus on global reach and quality, enables Telin to generate new revenues through new roaming service offerings now and in the future,” said Syarif Syarial Ahmad, President Director of Telin.

    The iBasis LTE Roaming Solution
    iBasis offers mobile operators the shortest route to securing LTE roaming revenues and achieving a global LTE roaming footprint. A single point of access provides operators entry to iBasis’ live 4G (LTE) signaling network with Diameter Routing Agents on all continents for maximum service quality and a growing global footprint that includes all active LTE and GSM mobile operators. iBasis provides a full portfolio of LTE signaling, data and voice capabilities combined with the InVision advanced monitoring and reporting tool. The iBasis LTE Roaming solution uses the iBasis multiservice IPX for guaranteed and differentiated quality for all services. iBasis also offers a robust trial environment for testing LTE roaming scenarios and VoLTE.

  • TELIN: Indonesia As A Global Hub For Worldwide Telecommunications

    TELIN: Indonesia As A Global Hub For Worldwide Telecommunications

    The consortium of submarine cable communication system by the Southeast Asia-United States (SEA-US), which consist of global telecommunications company, announced the commencement of construction of the submarine cable projects that directly connects Indonesia to the United States. The construction project undertaken by the NEC Corporation and NEC Corporation of America with an investment of 250 million dollars is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2016.

    The SEA-US consortium consist of PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), Globe Telecom, RAM Telecom International (RTI), Hawaiian Telcom, Teleguam Holdings (GTA), GTI Corporation (a member of the Globe Telecom group), and Telkom USA.

    Director of Telin, Syarial Sharif Ahmad said, the construction of submarine cable communication system has become one of the important steps to meet the needs of rapid communication in Indonesia as well as proving Telin’s commitment in bringing high-tech telecommunications infrastructure.

    This submarine cable system will connect five regions of Manado (Indonesia), South Davao (Philippines), Piti in Guam, Honolulu of the island of Oahu Hawaii, and Los Angeles, California in the united states.

    The long submarine cable construction is estimated to reach 15,0000 km and has been designed to avoid areas prone to natural disasters, so as to provide a different route than the existing cable system and ensure a more stable reliability service.

    The cable system provides an additional capacity of terabyte per second (Tb/s) by using technology of 100 gigabyte per second (Gb/s). With this capacity, SEA-US will be able to provide the bandwidth needs of Southeast Asia and North America, which are always increasing with unmatched performance, especially for the two ASEAN countries. The construction of the system will also benefit other countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Papua New Guinea, and Australia.

    The construction of the SEA-US project will later be connected with the SEA-ME-WE 5 (South East Asia – Middle East – West Europe) project by connecting Manado and Dumai via submarine cable communication system “Indonesia Global Gateway” (IGG). The overall submarine cable communication system by Telin is the reflection of Indonesia Global Networks (IGN) that highlights the real role of Indonesia as a global hub for worldwide telecommunications.

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