Microsoft wants to invest in Indonesia data centres, says Indonesian president


Microsoft is keen to invest in data centres in Indonesia, the country's president said on Feb 27. — Reuters

JAKARTA: Microsoft Corp is keen to invest in data centres in Indonesia, which will soon make regulatory changes to facilitate the move, the country's president said after meeting with the software giant's CEO on Feb 27.

Indonesia's digital economy is the largest and fastest-growing in South-East Asia and expected to reach some US$130bil (RM547bil) by 2025 compared with US$40bil (RM168bil) last year, according to a report by Google, Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings and Bain & Company.

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