ST Telemedia opens STT Jakarta 1 data center

ST Telemedia Global Data Centres has announced the launch of its STT Jakarta 1. This facility is the first building to be completed at the company's data center campus, which is being developed with Triputra Group and global investment company Temasek via a JV. At full build-out, the campus will offer up to 72 megawatts of critical IT capacity, with STT Jakarta 1 supporting up to 19.5 MW.

The company has shared that the facility has obtained LEED Gold certification, Uptime Institute's Tier III certification of design documents, and TIA-942 Rated 3. Further, it hosts compute infrastructure such as GPUs to support AI-fuelled demand, and includes air and liquid cooling options.

Speaking about this development, Lionel Yeo, Chief Executive Officer, Southeast Asia, STT GDC, said that data centers form a vital foundation of a thriving digital economy and that STT Jakarta 1 provides high-quality critical digital infrastructure and differentiated solutions to meet the current and future computing needs of both government and enterprises.

"Our strategic market approaches, sustainable initiatives and operational excellence enable customers to optimise their most valuable asset — data — resulting in transformative outcomes in today's dynamic market," added Yeo, Chief Executive Officer, Southeast Asia, STT GDC.

Meanwhile, Hendrikus Hendra Gozali, Country Head, Indonesia, PT STT GDC Indonesia, commented: "Data centres play a vital role in nurturing Indonesia's digital ecosystem, where collaboration among technology and connectivity partners is key. With its cutting-edge infrastructure, secure environment, and scalable solutions, STT Jakarta 1 is uniquely positioned to foster collaboration within the digital ecosystem, empowering organisations to navigate the dynamic digital landscape with agility and confidence."

Gozali said that as the company further develops the digital ecosystem, STT Jakarta 1 will enable businesses to unlock their full potential and make meaningful contributions to the "flourishing" digital economy of Indonesia. "Supported by a vibrant network of technology partners, we work together towards shared success," he said.