Lintasarta Strengthens Its Central Role As Driver Of AI Connectivity In Indonesia

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JAKARTA - As the AI ​​Factory of the Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (IOH) Group, established in 1988, Lintasarta continues to affirm its role as a key pillar of artificial intelligence (AI) connectivity in Indonesia.

The company has also consistently served as a strategic partner for various national industrial sectors. With a reliable, secure, and high-performance ultra-high-speed network, Lintasarta is at the forefront of supporting the acceleration of digital transformation in the AI ​​era.

Through high-capacity Business-to-Business (B2B) connectivity services for needs such as cloud computing, multi-cloud services, AI, and GPU-as-a-Service, Lintasarta has built a network based on a super-core 800 Gigabit Ethernet (800GE) architecture and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM-Ng) technology.

This modern infrastructure, with a total capacity of 96 Tbps, covers all of Indonesia and is directly connected to the national backbone, enabling real-time data transfer to remote areas.

Lintasarta is now one of the three largest internet capacity providers in Indonesia and ranks second in the national internet ecosystem based on total prefixes and interconnections.

To support the national digital transformation, Lintasarta also offers Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), a flexible and efficient solution that meets the needs of low-latency connectivity and multi-cloud access across industries.

"Lintasarta is committed to being a strategic partner in building Indonesia's digital foundation, particularly in the AI ​​ecosystem," said Zulfi Hadi, Director & Chief Telco Services Officer at Lintasarta.

With DWDM-Ng technology with speeds of up to 1.2 Tbps per lambda and the latest optical switching system, Lintasarta ensures premium, low-latency connectivity for big data, GPU computing, and AI services.

Continuing a legacy of trust spanning more than three decades, Lintasarta is now an enabler of the national AI ecosystem, bridging collaboration between industry, academia, and the government toward the vision of Golden Indonesia 2045.

"This step aligns with the vision of Golden Indonesia 2045, where strong, secure, and intelligent connectivity is the foundation for the advancement of the national digital economy," he concluded.