Season 2 Podcast Nusantara

Season 2 Podcast Nusantara

Season 2 Episode 11 (Part A & B)

“How to Manage Facility Data Centers in a Sustainable Way"

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, data centers play a crucial role in supporting businesses, governments, and daily life. As the demand for these facilities increases, particularly in emerging technology hubs, the challenges of managing them sustainably become more apparent.

Key Topics Discussed:

  • Smart Strategies for Energy Efficiency and Waste Reduction

    Innovative approaches that combine technology and best practices to minimize energy consumption and reduce waste in data centers, ultimately lowering operational costs and environmental impact.

  • Renewable Energy Solutions for Powering Data Centers

    The integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, to provide sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions for data centers, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

  • Insights into the ESG Framework for Facility Management

    An overview of the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework, highlighting its importance in guiding facility management practices toward sustainability, ethical governance, and social responsibility.

  • The Crucial Role of Facility Managers in Achieving Sustainability

    An exploration of how facility managers can lead initiatives for sustainable practices within data centers, focusing on operational efficiency, resource management, and compliance with environmental standards.

  • Practical Waste Reduction and Recycling Approaches

    Implementing effective strategies for minimizing waste generation and enhancing recycling efforts in data centers, contributing to a circular economy and improved resource utilization.

  • Addressing Long-Term Operational Challenges in Critical Facilities

    Identifying and exploring the complexities and challenges faced by critical facilities, with an emphasis on finding sustainable solutions for long-term operational efficiency and resilience.

  • Why Sustainability Should Start at the Design Phase

    An argument for integrating sustainability principles from the initial design phase of data centers, ensuring that energy efficiency and environmental considerations are foundational to facility development.

  • Risk Management Tactics to Prevent Operational Disasters

    Strategies for identifying and mitigating risks associated with data center operations, focusing on disaster prevention, business continuity, and ensuring resilience against potential disruptions.

  • Evaluating Costs and Investments for Sustainable Practices

    A detailed examination of the financial aspects of adopting sustainable practices in data centers, including cost-benefit analyses, investment considerations, and potential returns on sustainability initiatives.

  • Exploring How AI and IoT Are Shaping the Future of Data Centers

    An exploration of the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) on data center operations, enhancing efficiency, predictive maintenance, and overall sustainability.

HOST: Citra Ananda — Operations Support Manager, EDGE DC
Invited Subject matter experts:

Christina Ng — Head of Facilities Management, Colliers Indonesia
Ricardo Purba — Chief Operating Officer, OCS Indonesia

Season 2 Episode 10 (Part A & B)

“Vocational Education in Indonesia : Challenges and Opportunities"

The success of a nation’s development is closely related to the quality of its human resources. Development of the education sector remains a top priority in increasing human resource capacity. The government has attempted to optimize and maximize the capacity of Indonesia’s human resources through the education sector, both through formal and non-formal education. One of the formal education pathways that aims to prepare graduates who excel in the world of work and industry is vocational education.

Key Topics Discussed:

  • Development of Vocational Education in Indonesia
    How Indonesia is evolving its vocational education system to prepare skilled professionals for the workforce.

  • The Concept of Teaching Factory in Vocational Education
    Understanding the Teaching Factory concept and how it bridges the gap between education and industry.

  • Role of Nusantara Academy in Facilitating Teaching Factory Implementation
    The contribution of Nusantara Academy in implementing the Teaching Factory model in vocational education.

  • Industries Requiring Specialized Vocational Graduates
    The specific sectors in Indonesia that need vocational graduates with particular skill sets and qualifications.

  • The Role of Polytechnic in Enhancing Vocational Graduates’ Careers
    How Polytechnic improve the employability and skills of vocational program graduates.

  • Government’s Role in Improving Polytechnic Graduate Quality
    Government efforts and policies aimed at enhancing the quality of graduates from Polytechnic institutions.

  • Improving Educational Institutions to Support Professional Workforce Availability
    The necessary improvements in educational institutions to ensure a supply of skilled professionals for the workforce.

  • Demand for Workforce in the Data Center Industry
    Exploring the rising demand for specialized vocational workers in the growing data center industry in Indonesia.

  • Collaboration Between Industry and Polytechnic to Develop Professional Workforce
    The importance of industry-academia partnerships in creating a qualified and ready workforce.

  • Enhancing Interest in Vocational Education Through Industry Collaboration
    Strategies for increasing student interest in vocational education programs through closer industry engagement.

HOST: Dania Rari Pratiwi, Community Engagement Lead in Microsoft
Invited Subject matter experts:

Dr. Ir. Mombang Sihite, MM., DCP, CMA – Board of Director, PT Azbil Berca Indonesia

T. Agus Sriyono, SJ. M. Hum., M. Sc – Direktur, Politeknik Industri ATMI

Season 2 Episode 9 (Part A & B)

“4 Key Drivers to Achieve Data Center Sustainability"

In the digital age, data centers are the backbone of our online infrastructure, hosting everything from cloud computing services to streaming platforms. As their energy consumption continues to rise, the need for sustainable innovation in energy efficiency strategies has never been more critical. This topic explores various approaches aimed at reducing the environmental impact of data centers while maintaining high performance and reliability.

Key Topics Discussed:

 

  • Trending Topic: Sustainability
    introduces the concept of sustainability as a prevailing topic in various industries, focusing on its relevance and urgency in today’s world. It discusses the importance of adopting sustainable practices to ensure long-term viability for businesses and the environment alike.
  • The Influence of Customer Demands on Data Center Decisions
    This section examines how customer expectations and demands are shaping the operational and strategic decisions of data centers. It explores the growing trend of customers favoring eco-friendly services and how this influences data center design and technology adoption.
  • Data Center Commitment to Sustainability
    Here, highlights specific commitments that data centers are making towards sustainability. It includes an overview of initiatives such as renewable energy usage, energy-efficient technologies, and corporate social responsibility efforts that contribute to a more sustainable operation.
  • KPI Metrics for Sustainability
    discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) that are essential for measuring and managing sustainability efforts in data centers. It explains various metrics that can be used to assess energy use, emissions, and overall environmental impact.
  • Regulatory Requirements for ESG Reporting in Data Centers in Indonesia
    This section focuses on the regulations surrounding environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting specifically for data centers in Indonesia. It outlines the legal frameworks and reporting standards that data centers must adhere to in order to operate sustainably.
  • Use Cases of Government Regulations Regarding Accelerating Carbon Emission Reductions
    real-world examples are presented to illustrate how government regulations aim to promote the rapid reduction of carbon emissions. It examines specific policies and initiatives enacted to encourage data centers to lower their carbon footprints.
  • Business Initiatives to Mitigate Regulations That May Inhibit Sustainability
    This section discusses how businesses are developing initiatives to navigate and comply with regulations that might hinder their sustainability efforts. It emphasizes innovation and proactive measures taken by businesses to overcome regulatory challenges.
  • Technologies that Enhance Energy Efficiency
    reviews various technologies that can improve energy efficiency in data centers. It looks at advancements and innovations that help reduce energy consumption and increase operational efficiency.
  • Cost Savings from Energy-Efficient Technologies
    Here, the focus is on the financial benefits of adopting energy-efficient technologies in data centers. It highlights how these technologies not only contribute to sustainability goals but also lead to significant cost reductions.
  • The Biggest Challenges in Data Center Sustainability
    identifies key obstacles faced in achieving sustainability within data centers. It discusses issues such as technological limitations, regulatory hurdles, and resource availability that can impede progress.
  • Concrete Steps for Upscaling Data Center Talent
    actionable strategies are provided for enhancing the skills and expertise of the workforce in data centers. It emphasizes the importance of talent development in driving sustainability initiatives and adapting to evolving industry needs related to sustainability and efficiency.
HOST: Dewi Gita Wulandari, Sales Engineer di PT. Grundfos Trading Indonesia
Invited Subject matter expertS:

Ahmad Syaugi – DC RAC Head, Schneider Electric Indonesia

Christian Soeryoatmodjo – Sustainability Business Consultant, Schneider Electric Indonesia

Season 2 Episode 9 (Part A & B)

“4 Key Drivers to Achieve Data Center Sustainability"

In the digital age, data centers are the backbone of our online infrastructure, hosting everything from cloud computing services to streaming platforms. As their energy consumption continues to rise, the need for sustainable innovation in energy efficiency strategies has never been more critical. This topic explores various approaches aimed at reducing the environmental impact of data centers while maintaining high performance and reliability.

Key Topics Discussed:

 

  • Trending Topic: Sustainability
    introduces the concept of sustainability as a prevailing topic in various industries, focusing on its relevance and urgency in today’s world. It discusses the importance of adopting sustainable practices to ensure long-term viability for businesses and the environment alike.
  • The Influence of Customer Demands on Data Center Decisions
    This section examines how customer expectations and demands are shaping the operational and strategic decisions of data centers. It explores the growing trend of customers favoring eco-friendly services and how this influences data center design and technology adoption.
  • Data Center Commitment to Sustainability
    Here, highlights specific commitments that data centers are making towards sustainability. It includes an overview of initiatives such as renewable energy usage, energy-efficient technologies, and corporate social responsibility efforts that contribute to a more sustainable operation.
  • KPI Metrics for Sustainability
    discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) that are essential for measuring and managing sustainability efforts in data centers. It explains various metrics that can be used to assess energy use, emissions, and overall environmental impact.
  • Regulatory Requirements for ESG Reporting in Data Centers in Indonesia
    This section focuses on the regulations surrounding environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting specifically for data centers in Indonesia. It outlines the legal frameworks and reporting standards that data centers must adhere to in order to operate sustainably.
  • Use Cases of Government Regulations Regarding Accelerating Carbon Emission Reductions
    real-world examples are presented to illustrate how government regulations aim to promote the rapid reduction of carbon emissions. It examines specific policies and initiatives enacted to encourage data centers to lower their carbon footprints.
  • Business Initiatives to Mitigate Regulations That May Inhibit Sustainability
    This section discusses how businesses are developing initiatives to navigate and comply with regulations that might hinder their sustainability efforts. It emphasizes innovation and proactive measures taken by businesses to overcome regulatory challenges.
  • Technologies that Enhance Energy Efficiency
    reviews various technologies that can improve energy efficiency in data centers. It looks at advancements and innovations that help reduce energy consumption and increase operational efficiency.
  • Cost Savings from Energy-Efficient Technologies
    Here, the focus is on the financial benefits of adopting energy-efficient technologies in data centers. It highlights how these technologies not only contribute to sustainability goals but also lead to significant cost reductions.
  • The Biggest Challenges in Data Center Sustainability
    identifies key obstacles faced in achieving sustainability within data centers. It discusses issues such as technological limitations, regulatory hurdles, and resource availability that can impede progress.
  • Concrete Steps for Upscaling Data Center Talent
    actionable strategies are provided for enhancing the skills and expertise of the workforce in data centers. It emphasizes the importance of talent development in driving sustainability initiatives and adapting to evolving industry needs related to sustainability and efficiency.
HOST: Dewi Gita Wulandari, Sales Engineer di PT. Grundfos Trading Indonesia
Invited Subject matter expertS:

Ahmad Syaugi – DC RAC Head, Schneider Electric Indonesia

Christian Soeryoatmodjo – Sustainability Business Consultant, Schneider Electric Indonesia

 

Season 2 Episode 8 (Part A & B)

“Is there potential for GPU as a service in Indonesia?"

In the coming years, both the demand for GPUs and the number of GPU as a Service providers are projected to increase significantly, driven by the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

AI is integrated into over three-quarters of modern devices, with factors like advancements in autonomous technology and a tech-savvy population further fueling this growth. GPU as a Service providers are combining AI with cloud solutions to enhance security and assist users.

Key Topics Discussed:

 

  • Growth of Data Centers: Rising demand due to technological advancements.
  • Challenges in Implementing GPU as a Service: Infrastructure issues and the need for skilled talent.
  • Driving Data Center Infrastructure: Collaboration among government and tech companies is essential.
  • Future of AI in Indonesia: Expanding applications across industries.
  • Understanding GPU On-Premise, CAPEX, and OPEX: Important for strategic planning.
  • Data Security Risks: High cyberattack risks necessitate strong security measures.
  • Current Talent Landscape: A skills gap exists for effective implementation.
  • Local and Global Collaboration: Partnerships are key for developing GPU solutions.
  • Future Developments: The GPU as a Service industry is expected to evolve significantly in the next five years.
HOST: Dr. Dini Fronitasari
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1.  Agus Hartono Wijaya (CEO – BDX INDONESIA)

2. Andry Gunawan (Country Manager – NVIDIA INDONESIA) 

 

Season 2 Episode 8 (Part A & B)

“Is there potential for GPU as a service in Indonesia?"

In the coming years, both the demand for GPUs and the number of GPU as a Service providers are projected to increase significantly, driven by the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

AI is integrated into over three-quarters of modern devices, with factors like advancements in autonomous technology and a tech-savvy population further fueling this growth. GPU as a Service providers are combining AI with cloud solutions to enhance security and assist users.

Key Topics Discussed:

 

  • Growth of Data Centers: Rising demand due to technological advancements.
  • Challenges in Implementing GPU as a Service: Infrastructure issues and the need for skilled talent.
  • Driving Data Center Infrastructure: Collaboration among government and tech companies is essential.
  • Future of AI in Indonesia: Expanding applications across industries.
  • Understanding GPU On-Premise, CAPEX, and OPEX: Important for strategic planning.
  • Data Security Risks: High cyberattack risks necessitate strong security measures.
  • Current Talent Landscape: A skills gap exists for effective implementation.
  • Local and Global Collaboration: Partnerships are key for developing GPU solutions.
  • Future Developments: The GPU as a Service industry is expected to evolve significantly in the next five years.
HOST: Dr. Dini Fronitasari
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1.  Agus Hartono Wijaya (CEO – BDX INDONESIA)

2. Andry Gunawan (Country Manager – NVIDIA INDONESIA) 

 

Season 2 Episode 7 (Part A & B)

“Empowering The Future of Sustainability in the Data Center"

In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) are at the forefront of driving unprecedented changes across industries. These technologies are not just buzzwords; they are reshaping how we process data, make decisions, and solve complex problems. AI, with its ability to learn from vast amounts of data, and HPC, with its capacity to perform quadrillions of calculations per second, are revolutionizing the way we think about computing power.

This massive energy consumption not only drives up operational costs but also poses significant challenges in terms of cooling and sustainability. Data centers, the backbone of these operations, are thus forced to rethink their designs and operational strategies to accommodate these demands efficiently and sustainably.

As we dive into this topic, several critical questions arise:

  1. What transformative changes must the data center industry undergo? How will the design and operation of data centers evolve to meet the demands of AI and HPC?

  2. Can sustainability goals be achieved amidst these changes? What innovations and strategies are being employed to ensure that data centers can support these technologies in an environmentally friendly way?

  3. Given the complexities and challenges involved, what steps must be taken? What measures are already in place, and what more needs to be done to optimize the integration of AI and HPC into data centers?
HOST: DINI PRIADI
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Sanjay Motwani (Vice President – APAC; White Space – Legrand Data Center Solutions)

2. Wysnu Eka Lesmana (Vice President of Infrastructure Business – Sinar Mas Land)

Season 2 Episode 7 (Part A & B)

“Empowering The Future of Sustainability in the Data Center"

In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) are at the forefront of driving unprecedented changes across industries. These technologies are not just buzzwords; they are reshaping how we process data, make decisions, and solve complex problems. AI, with its ability to learn from vast amounts of data, and HPC, with its capacity to perform quadrillions of calculations per second, are revolutionizing the way we think about computing power.

This massive energy consumption not only drives up operational costs but also poses significant challenges in terms of cooling and sustainability. Data centers, the backbone of these operations, are thus forced to rethink their designs and operational strategies to accommodate these demands efficiently and sustainably.

As we dive into this topic, several critical questions arise:

  1. What transformative changes must the data center industry undergo? How will the design and operation of data centers evolve to meet the demands of AI and HPC?

  2. Can sustainability goals be achieved amidst these changes? What innovations and strategies are being employed to ensure that data centers can support these technologies in an environmentally friendly way?

  3. Given the complexities and challenges involved, what steps must be taken? What measures are already in place, and what more needs to be done to optimize the integration of AI and HPC into data centers?
HOST: DINI PRIADI
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Sanjay Motwani (Vice President – APAC; White Space – Legrand Data Center Solutions)

2. Wysnu Eka Lesmana (Vice President of Infrastructure Business – Sinar Mas Land)

Season 2 Episode 6 (Part A & B)

“Overcoming Challenges in Creating Sustainable Data Centers in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss pathways that can lead us to achieving sustainability in Data Centers and the digital world in general:

  1. Data Center development in Indonesia

  2. Ways of balancing cooling needs with energy consumption efficiency

  3. Environmental impact generated by the energy usage of Data Centers

  4. Efforts for balancing electrical needs

  5. The most ideal renewable energy for Data Centers

  6. Ways of solving the lack of talent problem

  7. Efforts done to support the net zero carbon goals of Data Centers

HOST: Prisca Winata
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Chandra Irawan (Country Manager (President Director) Indonesia, Pure Data Centres Group/Head of Energy, IDPRO (Indonesia Data Center Providers Organization))

2. Mario Leonardo Tjandra (Sales Director, PT Vertiv Technology Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 6 (Part A & B)

“Overcoming Challenges in Creating Sustainable Data Centers in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss pathways that can lead us to achieving sustainability in Data Centers and the digital world in general:

  1. Data Center development in Indonesia

  2. Ways of balancing cooling needs with energy consumption efficiency

  3. Environmental impact generated by the energy usage of Data Centers

  4. Efforts for balancing electrical needs

  5. The most ideal renewable energy for Data Centers

  6. Ways of solving the lack of talent problem

  7. Efforts done to support the net zero carbon goals of Data Centers

HOST: Prisca Winata
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Chandra Irawan (Country Manager (President Director) Indonesia, Pure Data Centres Group/Head of Energy, IDPRO (Indonesia Data Center Providers Organization))

2. Mario Leonardo Tjandra (Sales Director, PT Vertiv Technology Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 5 (Part A & B)

“Challenges of the Sales and Marketing Profession in the Data Center Industry in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss about talents in the Sales and Marketing field in the Data Center industry covering the following topics:

  1. The development of the Data Center industry in AREA 31 and Telkom

  2. Data Center services that could become Ancillary Revenue

  3. The strategy of those in Data Center sales and marketing

  4. Industries targeted by Data Centers

  5. The capacity and competence gap between Indonesians and International sales team 

  6. Ways of keeping the sales and marketing talents from being hijacked

  7. Challenges faced by the sales and marketing talents in understanding customer expectations
  8. Competence needed by sales and marketing talents
  9. Steps to eliminate the perspective regarding the complexity of the Data Center industry
  10. Innovations in the recruitment process to make sure the talents can optimally serve the client 
  11. Ways top management ensure talents can keep up with the digital acceleration

  12.  The importance of certification

  13. The importance of investing in vocational training

HOST: karina saridewi
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Edi Sugianto (Director, AREA 31)

2. Muhammad Rofik (Executive Vice President of Wholesale Service Division, Telkom Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 5 (Part A & B)

“Challenges of the Sales and Marketing Profession in the Data Center Industry in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss about talents in the Sales and Marketing field in the Data Center industry covering the following topics:

  1. The development of the Data Center industry in AREA 31 and Telkom

  2. Data Center services that could become Ancillary Revenue

  3. The strategy of those in Data Center sales and marketing

  4. Industries targeted by Data Centers

  5. The capacity and competence gap between Indonesians and International sales team 

  6. Ways of keeping the sales and marketing talents from being hijacked

  7. Challenges faced by the sales and marketing talents in understanding customer expectations
  8. Competence needed by sales and marketing talents
  9. Steps to eliminate the perspective regarding the complexity of the Data Center industry
  10. Innovations in the recruitment process to make sure the talents can optimally serve the client 
  11. Ways top management ensure talents can keep up with the digital acceleration

  12.  The importance of certification

  13. The importance of investing in vocational training

HOST: karina saridewi
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Edi Sugianto (Director, AREA 31)

2. Muhammad Rofik (Executive Vice President of Wholesale Service Division, Telkom Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 4 (Part A & B)

“The Talent Scarcity in Data Center Operations in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss the talent situation amid the Data Center boom in Indonesia covering the following topics:

 

  1. The state of Data Center operational talent in Indonesia
  2. Challenges faced when dealing with various clients in the Data Center field
  3. Potential solutions for the Data Center talent scarcity problem
  4. Other aspects of Data Centers affected by talent scarcity 
  5. The effect of talent scarcity on budget and security in a Data Center
  6. Most sought-after Data Center positions in the future 
  7. Certified talent and skills needed to work in Data Centers
  8. The downside of outsourcing Data Center talent
  9. Workforce compensation in Indonesian Data Centers
  10. Strategies for optimizing Data Center operational costs
  11. Salary comparison between Data Center talents and those in other IT (Information Technology) fields
HOST: Veny adilia puspasari
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Maradu Sianturi (Senior Facility Manager, CBRE)

2. Carel Hukom (Human Resource Manager, PT. CBN Nusantara)

Season 2 Episode 4 (Part A & B)

“The Talent Scarcity in Data Center Operations in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss the talent situation amid the Data Center boom in Indonesia covering the following topics:

 

  1. The state of Data Center operational talent in Indonesia
  2. Challenges faced when dealing with various clients in the Data Center field
  3. Potential solutions for the Data Center talent scarcity problem
  4. Other aspects of Data Centers affected by talent scarcity 
  5. The effect of talent scarcity on budget and security in a Data Center
  6. Most sought-after Data Center positions in the future 
  7. Certified talent and skills needed to work in Data Centers
  8. The downside of outsourcing Data Center talent
  9. Workforce compensation in Indonesian Data Centers
  10. Strategies for optimizing Data Center operational costs
  11. Salary comparison between Data Center talents and those in other IT (Information Technology) fields
HOST: Veny adilia puspasari
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Maradu Sianturi (Senior Facility Manager, CBRE)

2. Carel Hukom (Human Resource Manager, PT. CBN Nusantara)

Season 2 Episode 3 (Part A & B)

“Are We Ready for A.I? : Transforming Data Centers for the Future "

In this episode, we discuss about A.I in Data Center in Indonesia covering the following topics :

  1. The Impact of AI Development on Indonesia’s Data Center Industry
  2. How Indonesian Data Centers Prepare for the AI Boom?
  3. Exploring Cutting-Edge Technologies with Retrofit Concepts, Eliminating the Need for Significant Data Hall Renovations
  4. Are Cloud Providers the Primary Customers of Data Center Lease in Indonesia?
  5. Will the Growth of AI Alter Data Center Infrastructure in Terms of Design and Location Selection?
  6. Essential Steps for Non-AI Data Centers to Transition into AI-Ready Facilities
  7. Is it possible for Data Centers located outside the city to transform into AI Data Centers?
  8. Are AI Data Centers conflict with sustainability goals?
  9. Are there already Data Centers in Indonesia utilizing renewable energy?
  10. Implementation of AI & Cybersecurity curriculum in vocational high schools
  11. Does the development of blockchain affect Data Centers in Indonesia?
  12. Other factors to consider with the presence of AI
  13. What is the demand for AI Data Centers in Indonesia currently like?
HOST: Ayu Saptarika
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Hazlan Hezri (Senior Program Manager, Microsoft)

2. Bizardy Ilham (Data Center Solutions Manager, Legrand Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 3 (Part A & B)

“Are We Ready for A.I? : Transforming Data Centers for the Future "

In this episode, we discuss about A.I in Data Center in Indonesia covering the following topics :

  1. The Impact of AI Development on Indonesia’s Data Center Industry
  2. How Indonesian Data Centers Prepare for the AI Boom?
  3. Exploring Cutting-Edge Technologies with Retrofit Concepts, Eliminating the Need for Significant Data Hall Renovations
  4. Are Cloud Providers the Primary Customers of Data Center Lease in Indonesia?
  5. Will the Growth of AI Alter Data Center Infrastructure in Terms of Design and Location Selection?
  6. Essential Steps for Non-AI Data Centers to Transition into AI-Ready Facilities
  7. Is it possible for Data Centers located outside the city to transform into AI Data Centers?
  8. Are AI Data Centers conflict with sustainability goals?
  9. Are there already Data Centers in Indonesia utilizing renewable energy?
  10. Implementation of AI & Cybersecurity curriculum in vocational high schools
  11. Does the development of blockchain affect Data Centers in Indonesia?
  12. Other factors to consider with the presence of AI
  13. What is the demand for AI Data Centers in Indonesia currently like?
HOST: Ayu Saptarika
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Hazlan Hezri (Senior Program Manager, Microsoft)

2. Bizardy Ilham (Data Center Solutions Manager, Legrand Indonesia)

Season 2 Episode 2 (Part A & B)

“Data Center Project Construction & Management: Revealing What’s Going On Behind The Curtain"

In this episode, we discuss about Data Center Project Construction & Management covering the following topics :

  1. Opportunities and challenges have arisen due to data center rapid expansion in Indonesia.
  2. Parties that are involved in data center construction.
  3. The evolution of site selection for constructing a new data center over the past 10 years.
  4. Is DC supposed to be working in 24 hours?
  1. Overcoming the domino effect of delays in the supply chain.
  2. Is the 2-year lead time still applicable?
  3. The implication of AI on future data center design
  4. Ensuring that a skilled and efficient workforce is available in Indonesia
  5. Trends in the Data Center Industry.
  6. Is there any possibility that the power comes from nuclear sources?
HOST: Intan tiara dewi
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Stephanus Tumbelaka (Former Managing Director, Princeton Digital Group)

2. Chris Yates (Former Project Director, Pure Data Centres Group)

Season 2 Episode 2 (Part A & B)

“Data Center Project Construction & Management: Revealing What’s Going On Behind The Curtain"

In this episode, we discuss about Data Center Project Construction & Management covering the following topics :

  1. Opportunities and challenges have arisen due to data center rapid expansion in Indonesia.
  2. Parties that are involved in data center construction.
  3. The evolution of site selection for constructing a new data center over the past 10 years.
  4. Is DC supposed to be working in 24 hours?
  1. Overcoming the domino effect of delays in the supply chain.
  2. Is the 2-year lead time still applicable?
  3. The implication of AI on future data center design
  4. Ensuring that a skilled and efficient workforce is available in Indonesia
  5. Trends in the Data Center Industry.
  6. Is there any possibility that the power comes from nuclear sources?
HOST: Intan tiara dewi
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Stephanus Tumbelaka (Former Managing Director, Princeton Digital Group)

2. Chris Yates (Former Project Director, Pure Data Centres Group)

Season 2 Episode 1(Part A & B)

“GREEN DATA CENTER: Opportunities & Implementation Challenges in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss about Green Data Center covering the following topics :

  • Data Centers and Emissions: Exploring the Impact.
  • The Crucial Need for Green Data Centers.
  • Fossil Fuel-Free Operation: A Possibility for Data Centers?
  • Key Components for Transitioning to Green Data Centers.
  • Diversifying Energy Usage in the Data Center Industry.
  • Solar Panel Regulations in the Data Center Sector.
  • Certifications for Green Data Centers: Are They Available?
  • Achievable Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) in Indonesia.
  • PUE of 1.0: A Dream or a Reality?
  • Unveiling Massive Investments: Building and Operating Green Data Centers.
HOST: Rajeni ray
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Dondy Bappedyanto (Chief Executive Officer, PT Biznet Gio Nusantara)

2. Wisnoe Pribadi (Head od Green DC Standard & White Paper Draft, IDPRO)

Season 2 Episode 1(Part A & B)

“GREEN DATA CENTER: Opportunities & Implementation Challenges in Indonesia"

In this episode, we discuss about Green Data Center covering the following topics :

  • Data Centers and Emissions: Exploring the Impact.
  • The Crucial Need for Green Data Centers.
  • Fossil Fuel-Free Operation: A Possibility for Data Centers?
  • Key Components for Transitioning to Green Data Centers.
  • Diversifying Energy Usage in the Data Center Industry.
  • Solar Panel Regulations in the Data Center Sector.
  • Certifications for Green Data Centers: Are They Available?
  • Achievable Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) in Indonesia.
  • PUE of 1.0: A Dream or a Reality?
  • Unveiling Massive Investments: Building and Operating Green Data Centers.
HOST: Rajeni ray
Invited Subject matter expertS:

1. Dondy Bappedyanto (Chief Executive Officer, PT Biznet Gio Nusantara)

2. Wisnoe Pribadi (Head od Green DC Standard & White Paper Draft, IDPRO)