Jakarta, 10 November 2026 – Indonet, a digital infrastructure provider in Indonesia, is expanding access to Indonesia Internet Exchange (IIX) services through a strategic collaboration with the Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association (APJII). Through this collaboration, customers can now connect to APJII’s IIX by utilizing colocation services at Indonet’s Cyber 1 data center in Jakarta.
This initiative comes amid the rapid growth of internet usage and increasing demand for digital traffic exchange in Indonesia. According to APJII’s 2026 Internet Penetration and User Behavior Survey, Indonesia’s internet penetration rate has reached 81.72%, equivalent to approximately 235.26 million users out of a total population of 287.89 million.
This growth is accompanied by increasing traffic across the national interconnection ecosystem. APJII data shows that peak IIX traffic has reached 20,103 Gbps, marking its all-time recorded peak, with 952 Autonomous System Number (ASN) members connected to the IIX ecosystem. These figures reflect the growing scale of the ecosystem interconnected through Indonesia’s national interconnection infrastructure.
Muhammad Arif Angga, Chairman of APJII, said,
“With internet traffic continuing to grow, strengthening the interconnection ecosystem is essential to supporting the development of Indonesia’s internet landscape. Our collaboration with Indonet will broaden access to the national IIX ecosystem while providing enterprises and network operators with more options to establish connectivity that meets their specific requirements.”
Strategic Access to Indonesia’s Internet Ecosystem
Indonet’s Cyber 1 data center is strategically located within Indonesia’s internet interconnection ecosystem. The availability of an IIX access point or node at Indonet enables companies operating high-traffic digital services or requiring high-capacity connectivity to better meet their infrastructure needs. These include cloud providers, content providers, financial services, e-commerce, gaming, enterprise digital platforms, and data-driven service providers.
For companies with diverse connectivity requirements, connecting with multiple network participants within the Internet Exchange ecosystem enables more direct traffic exchange. This can help improve traffic routing efficiency, maintain low latency, and enhance network resilience.
Donauly Situmorang, CEO of Indonet and Digital Edge Indonesia Group, said,
“Through the IIX facility at Indonet’s Cyber 1 data center, customers can integrate their colocation requirements with connectivity to the Internet Exchange within a single digital infrastructure environment. This collaboration reflects our commitment to continuously providing infrastructure that supports the growth of digital businesses, while strengthening Indonet’s role as part of Indonesia’s rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.”
As businesses’ digital requirements continue to evolve, flexibility in building network infrastructure is becoming increasingly important.
“This collaboration supports the development of a more open and distributed interconnection model. The easier it is for companies to access the network ecosystems they need, the greater their flexibility in developing digital infrastructure that can adapt to evolving business requirements. We believe this flexibility is becoming increasingly important as companies adopt a wider range of digital services and ecosystems,” said Yudie Haryanto, Director of Marketing & Sales at Indonet.
The availability of APJII Internet Exchange access through colocation at Indonet’s Cyber 1 data center is expected to provide companies with more options when designing network architectures tailored to their business needs, while contributing to a stronger national interconnection ecosystem.
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