Southeast Asia’s Biggest Data Centre & Cloud Event, DCCI, Heads to Indonesia

Indonesia’s formidable digitisation strides have now become global news wherein its network infrastructure has taken the central role. The nation has been grabbing major attention while propelling its data centre and cloud landscape to greater heights, which is said to have a direct impact on 2030’s projected digital economy of $360 billion.

Amidst all these massive paradigm shifts, ASEAN’s most renowned event in the sector, Data Centre & Cloud Infrastructure Summit (DCCI), is making way for a grand opening in Jakarta on 11–12 February 2025. Scheduled to take place at the vibrant 5-star venue, Raffles Jakarta, the summit is set to host over 350 professionals, including but not limited to CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, CDOs, the nation’s top Data Centre Facilities Managers & Engineers, and Heads of IT, Infrastructure, Data Centre, Cloud, Security, and many other senior profiles.

Aligning with Indonesia’s many national objectives, DCCI will give special emphasis to the 2045 Golden Indonesia Vision whilst highlighting the paramount importance of establishing robust digital infrastructure.

Considering the platform’s great reputation, it comes as no surprise that it has already onboarded iconic thought leaders to share crucial insights at the platform.

Some of the stellar names include:

• Ismail Ismail (Acting Director General of Digital Infrastructure, Ministry of Communication and Digital)
• Muhammad Neil El Himam, Ad Interim Deputy for Digital and Technology of Creativity, Ministry of Creative Economy/Creative Economy Agency
• Sudarto, Chief Information Officer, Ministry of Finance, Republic of Indonesia
• Daniel Oscar Baskoro, Chief Project Officer Smart City, Nusantara Capital Authority
• Prof. Hammam Riza, President, Collaboration Research & Industrial Innovation in AI (KORIKA)
• Arif Ilham Adnan, Chairman of Permanent Committee, The Jakarta Chamber of Commerce and Industry

On the other side, global giants like New Relic, Equinix, and others will be seen putting on an engaging demonstration of cutting-edge solutions to address the many requirements posed by the attendees.

At a time when the country is holding the eighth spot in APAC’s data centre market, DCCI will further help Indonesia in getting entwined with the industry’s latest developments and getting closer to best-in-class expertise.

To bring out the best of case studies, innovations, use cases, and trending developments, the conference will cover a very specific range of topics, including but not limited to ‘Data Sovereignty and True Privacy in Indonesia’s Digital Infrastructure,’ ‘Empowering Next-Generation Data Centres with AI-Driven Infrastructure,’ ‘Edge Computing in Cloud Infrastructure,’ ‘Embracing a Cloud-First Policy in Your Organisation,’ ‘Keeping Your IT Infrastructure Cool with Data Centre Cooling Solutions,’ and ‘Deploying Smart and Green Data Centres for Digital Indonesia.’

Expressing Tradepass’ vision behind bringing DCCI to Indonesia, its Co-founder & CEO, Sudhir Ranjan Jena, stated, “Indonesia has always been our home turf where we have hosted some of the best technology events. Over the past seven years, we have collaborated with some of the top officials from the government and private sector and supported them in forming much-needed synergies with global technology providers. DCCI will further take Indonesia’s digital flight to the best of advancements so the country can continue to grow, prosper, and thrive in today’s dynamic era.”