NeutraDC Shares Perspectives on Sovereign AI Infrastructure at Sovereign Tech Summit 2026

NeutraDC VP of Sales & Marketing, Erik Orbandi, during a panel discussion at the Sovereign Tech Summit 2026 by Telkom Indonesia, held as part of Bali Tech Week 2026, on Thursday (22/10).

Bali, 22 October 2026 — NeutraDC shared its perspectives on the readiness of sovereign AI infrastructure to support business needs during a panel discussion at the Sovereign Tech Summit 2026 by Telkom Indonesia on Thursday (22/10), as part of Bali Tech Week 2026. Through the discussion, NeutraDC highlighted the importance of data center infrastructure readiness in keeping pace with Indonesia’s growing AI computing demands.

During the panel session, NeutraDC VP of Sales & Marketing, Erik Orbandi, emphasized the importance of infrastructure that is ready for deployment to address current business needs while supporting future technological developments.

“Businesses need infrastructure that is not only reliable but also ready to support AI implementation for business needs. Through Neutra Colocation, Neutra Compute, and Neutra Connect, NeutraDC brings together data center, computing, and connectivity capabilities within one ecosystem to address these requirements,” said Erik.

In line with the growing demand for infrastructure to support AI adoption, NeutraDC continues to expand the capacity and reach of its data center infrastructure across several strategic locations. This expansion aims to anticipate rising demand for data storage and computing capacity while strengthening digital infrastructure readiness to support Indonesia’s industries and digital economy. These developments also support the government’s agenda to strengthen national digital sovereignty through reliable and sustainable infrastructure. 

NeutraDC Group CEO, Rakhmad Tunggal Afifuddin, stated that Indonesia’s AI sovereignty requires a strong infrastructure foundation, continuous capacity development, and collaboration among all stakeholders.

“The development of AI is driving demand not only for data centers but also for reliable computing capacity and connectivity. Therefore, technological sovereignty requires a comprehensive digital infrastructure ecosystem. NeutraDC continues to strengthen its capabilities to address these needs, including through data center capacity expansion to anticipate future growth in computing demand,” said Rakhmad.

AI infrastructure readiness must be viewed holistically, encompassing facilities for data storage and system deployment, computing capabilities, and connectivity that enables different infrastructure components to operate seamlessly. These capabilities reinforce NeutraDC’s position as an AI-ready digital infrastructure provider.

As AI computing demands continue to grow, NeutraDC will continue strengthening its data center capacity and service capabilities to anticipate evolving market needs. Supported by collaboration among stakeholders, these efforts form part of NeutraDC’s commitment to building a digital infrastructure foundation that is ready to meet current requirements and scale with future demands, while contributing to the advancement of technological sovereignty in Indonesia.

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