From July 20 to 23, the 11th Indonesia Network Operators’ Group Conference (IDNOG 11) alongside Peering Nusantara 2 officially kicked off in Jakarta. As a premier annual event for Internet infrastructure and network operations in Southeast Asia, the conference brought together major carriers, ISPs, Internet exchange points and fiber-optic communications vendors from Indonesia and the Asia-Pacific region to explore pathways for regional network interconnection, computing power bearing, and digital infrastructure upgrading.
Indonesia is currently at a critical stage of accelerated AI industry development. The advancement of sovereign AI, the deployment of intelligent computing data centers, and the implementation of AI applications across various industries have placed new demands on bandwidth, latency, and reliability of underlying networks. As a globally leading provider of optical transport and access solutions, Visint made a high-profile appearance with its DCI data center interconnection WDM equipment series and core transport network solutions. By deeply integrating AI technologies, Visint delivers full-stack all-optical capabilities for archipelagic networking and AI computing power bearing scenarios, collaborating with local partners to drive the upgrade of Indonesia’s digital interconnection ecosystem.
Aligning with the conference theme “Peering Nusantara” focused on connectivity, and responding to the booming data center construction and strong demand for cloud interconnection and peering in Indonesia,Visint’s DCI data center interconnection solution provides ultra-high-speed, low-latency, and highly reliable data center interconnectivity, specially optimized for cross-site collaborative training of AI computing clusters. The solution enables high-speed interconnection ranging from 100G to Tbps per link between data centers, suitable for IXP nodes, cloud service providers, and enterprise data center interconnection scenarios. It effectively reduces computing scheduling latency across data centers, improves the efficiency of Internet traffic peering and exchange, and solidifies the interconnection foundation for Indonesia’s computing power network, cloud service ecosystem, and AI industry development.
Addressing Indonesia’s geographical characteristics as an archipelagic nation, along with demand for long-distance, wide-coverage network construction and ultra-high bandwidth for cross-regional AI computing collaboration,Visint’s showcased DCI WDM series covers backbone, metro, and access scenarios. It delivers ultra-large bandwidth transmission of dozens of Tbps per fiber, supporting networking architectures combining submarine and terrestrial cables. On one hand, the solution provides hard-pipe deterministic bearing to support demanding services such as cross-domain interconnection of AI training clusters and computing scheduling, meeting high-bandwidth, low-latency, and high-reliability transmission standards for AI scenarios. On the other hand, it empowers network operations with AI algorithms, enabling intelligent fault prediction and automatic performance optimization, greatly reducing the operational complexity of multi-island distributed networks.
Featuring robust optical-layer protection, flexible service scheduling, and low-power design, the solution effectively supports carriers in backbone bandwidth expansion, 5G bearer network upgrading, and cross-regional enterprise private line services. It resolves key pain points in Indonesia’s multi-island scenario: high costs and operational difficulties in long-distance transmission, laying a solid backbone bearing foundation for a unified national digital network and AI computing power infrastructure.
Visint will continue to deepen its presence in the Indonesian market, leveraging localized technical and service capabilities to work with local carrier partners in advancing fiber-optic networks, 5G, and digital infrastructure construction.
With its participation in IDNOG 11, Visint has further integrated its leading all-optical and AI technologies with local scenarios in Indonesia, responding to the country’s core demands for digital economic transformation and AI development.
Going forward, Visint will continue to collaborate with the IDNOG community and industry chain partners. Taking all-optical technology as the foundation and AI intelligence as the engine, we will help Indonesia build a high-speed, ubiquitous, intelligent, and green digital infrastructure network, jointly promote the upgrading of the regional Internet interconnection ecosystem, and inject sustained momentum into the high-quality development of Indonesia’s digital economy.
Alex