Pioneering Green Data Centres in Indonesia

Indonesia’s digital economy is growing fast, and that means more demand for data centers. NTT Jakarta 3 is one of the country’s largest, and it has to cope with tropical heat and a power grid that still relies heavily on coal. To keep power reliable, it connects to the grid through two separate lines and has backup systems in place. Its built-in water-cooling wall system cuts cooling energy use by about 20% compared with older methods. The center also supports NTT’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2040, showing other developing countries how to build energy-efficient data centers.