Digital Infrastructure
The latest tech trends and digital insights from top sources around the world.
Big Tech's Fair Share: Indonesia Pushes Global Platforms to Fund 3T Internet Infrastructure
Indonesia is making a bold move to bridge its digital divide. The government is currently drafting new regulations that would require global digital platforms to contribute directly to the development of digital infrastructure across the archipelago. This policy is specifically designed to accelerate internet equity in the country’s most remote regions—those classified as Frontier, Outermost, and Remote (3T) areas—which have long struggled with limited connectivity.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
Deep Dive into 3BB Internet Infrastructure Fund: Analyzing the Revenue and Performance of SET:3BBIF
Digital infrastructure has become the backbone of the modern economy, and for investors looking at the Thai market, the 3BB Internet Infrastructure Fund (SET:3BBIF) represents a significant piece of that puzzle. Formerly known as JASIF, this fund is a critical vehicle for those seeking exposure to the telecommunications sector, specifically through fiber optic cable networks. In this breakdown, we will look past the surface-level data to understand what drives the revenue and financial health of this infrastructure giant.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
Empowering Indonesia's ISP Ecosystem: Fiberhome Unveils Next-Gen Broadband Solutions
The landscape of Indonesia's digital connectivity is undergoing a massive transformation, and the role of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) has never been more critical. To support this growth, Fiberhome, a global leader in telecommunications equipment and fiber optic infrastructure, recently showcased a suite of innovative solutions designed to help local ISPs scale more efficiently while maintaining top-tier service reliability.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
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How AI is Reshaping Indonesia's 5G Strategy for a Digital-First Future
The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is doing more than just changing how we write code or generate images; it is fundamentally altering the blueprint of Indonesia's telecommunications infrastructure. In a bold move to keep pace with the global digital shift, the Indonesian government is now accelerating its 5G network rollout, with an ambitious goal of reaching even the most remote corners of the archipelago.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
Spectrum Business Wins Frost & Sullivan Leadership Award for Dominating the Dedicated Internet Market
In the fast-paced world of enterprise connectivity, having a stable internet connection isn't just a luxury—it’s the lifeblood of modern operations. Spectrum Business has once again proven its dominance in this space, securing the 2026 North America Competitive Strategy Leadership Recognition from Frost & Sullivan for its Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) strategy. This isn't a one-off achievement; the company has now claimed this prestigious title in three of the last five years, solidifying its position as a heavy hitter in the digital infrastructure landscape.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
Strengthening the Backbone: Global Marine Systems and Triasmitra Launch Strategic Joint Venture
The world of global telecommunications often feels like it exists entirely in the cloud, but the reality is much more grounded—or rather, submerged. At the heart of our digital lives lies a complex network of subsea cables that facilitate everything from high-speed trading to your morning video calls. In a major move to bolster this critical infrastructure, Global Marine Systems, a UK-based leader in subsea cable solutions, has officially teamed up with Indonesia’s own Triasmitra to form a strategic joint venture.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
Powering Across the Strait: The Revival of the Java-Sumatra Undersea Cable Project
In a significant move for Indonesia’s national energy infrastructure, the government has officially breathed new life into a dormant plan to connect the islands of Java and Sumatra via a high-voltage undersea power transmission cable. This ambitious project, which is slated to begin its physical development phase in 2021, aims to solve the growing energy imbalance between the two most populous islands in the archipelago by creating a strategic bridge for excess electricity.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
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Telkom’s Massive Rp1.7 Trillion Move to Connect Eastern Indonesia via Fiber Optics
Bridging the digital divide in a vast archipelago like Indonesia is no small feat. It requires significant capital, strategic planning, and a massive physical infrastructure. To tackle this challenge, state-owned telecommunications giant PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) has officially committed a staggering Rp1.7 trillion to expand its fiber optic network. This investment specifically targets the easternmost reaches of the country, connecting the provinces of Maluku and Papua through a sophisticated underwater cable system.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial
SGI Goes Global: Powering the Malaysia-Singapore Undersea Cable Project
Indonesia's technical prowess in maritime infrastructure is hitting a major milestone on the international stage. PT Sarana Global Indonesia (SGI), a leading firm in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) specifically for undersea cable deployment, has officially expanded its reach into the regional market. Through its subsidiary, PT Nostag Nusantara Mardika, SGI has been entrusted with a critical energy infrastructure project: the installation of a 10-kilometer submarine power cable connecting Senibong, Malaysia, to Senoko, Singapore.
Intan Karisma Fajrin
Orbitcore Editorial