Cooperating With Nokia, Indosat Implements AI Solutions To Reduce Network Energy Consumption

Cooperation between Indosat and Nokia (photo: Indosat)

JAKARTA - Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (IOH) has implemented a Nokia Energy Efficiency solution based on artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in all of its radio access network (RAN) in Indonesia.

This technology is part of Nokia's Autonomous Networks, which can be applied on various network devices, thereby reducing costs and carbon footprint without reducing service quality.

By utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms, this Nokia-owned system is able to analyze data movements directly, so that Indosat can manage the network more efficiently and sustainably.

"This collaboration reflects Indosat's commitment to sustainability and innovation, by utilizing AI that not only improves network performance, but also suppresses emissions and overall energy use," said Desmond Cheung, Director and Chief Technology Officer of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison in his official broadcast.

He also emphasized that this collaboration with Nokia continued its previous success, where AI-based solutions proved effective in reducing energy consumption in the Indosat network.

This solution has been implemented in several areas such as Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Central and East Java. Its implementation is claimed to have a significant impact in just a matter of weeks, without compromising the quality of network services provided to customers.

"We are proud to be part of Indosat's journey in realizing a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, as well as strengthening its position at the national and global levels," continued APAC Nokia VP for Cloud and Network Services Henrique Vale.

With advanced analytic systems and layered security, this technology encourages faster, more reliable, and adaptive network responses amid increasing digital data needs.