Indonesia's Digital Economy Potential Reaches USD 365 Billion, Government Strengthens AI Infrastructure
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Indonesia has a very large digital economy potential. According to a report published by CNBC Indonesia, the value of Indonesia's digital economy potential reaches USD 365 billion. This figure shows that the digital sector could become one of the key drivers of national economic growth in the future.
To support this potential, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) is strengthening artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. AI infrastructure includes the technological facilities, networks, and data systems needed to develop various AI-based services. This strengthening is expected to help businesses, researchers, and public institutions make broader use of the technology.
The development of AI in Indonesia is also considered important because the technology is increasingly being used in various fields, such as banking, public services, education, and e-commerce. With strong infrastructure, the benefits of the digital economy are expected to be felt by more people, including small and medium-sized business owners.
Based on the available information, this step to strengthen AI infrastructure is part of the government's efforts to drive digital transformation. More detailed information on the targets and implementation programs still needs to be monitored from official government sources and related media.
Sources: CNBC Indonesia
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