Strengthening Indonesia’s Digital Backbone: Axioo and Primacom Join Forces for Local Sovereign AI
The landscape of Artificial Intelligence in Indonesia is reaching a pivotal turning point. While global AI models dominate headlines, the real challenge for local enterprises has always been infrastructure, data sovereignty, and seamless integration. Addressing this gap, PT Tera Data Indonusa Tbk (Axioo) and PT Primacom Interbuana (Primacom) have officially announced a strategic collaboration designed to build a robust, local AI ecosystem tailored specifically for the Indonesian market.
This partnership isn't just about following a trend; it is a calculated move to provide Indonesian businesses with the tools they need to thrive in an AI-driven economy. Axioo is currently developing an integrated suite of AI solutions that spans across hardware, software, and the critical AI computing infrastructure required to run high-performance workloads locally.
Why Local Infrastructure Matters for Enterprise AI
Michael Gunawan, President Director of Axioo Indonesia, emphasized that AI has transitioned from a futuristic concept to an immediate business necessity. However, for Indonesian companies, the 'where' and 'how' of AI deployment are just as important as the 'what.' Gunawan noted that there is a massive demand for AI solutions that offer better data control and are supported by strong local infrastructure. By building a foundation that is both technologically powerful and locally relevant, the Axioo-Primacom alliance aims to solve the compliance and security hurdles that often hold enterprises back from full-scale AI adoption.
Through this collaboration, the two companies plan to launch an Enterprise AI Platform. This isn't a one-size-fits-all chatbot; it is a comprehensive system featuring agentic workflow automation, enterprise knowledge intelligence, and AI-powered market intelligence. These tools are built to integrate directly into a company’s existing ecosystem, including ERP systems, internal databases, and business documents, ensuring that AI becomes a natural extension of daily operations rather than a siloed tool.
Building Sovereign AI for National Independence
A key pillar of this initiative is the concept of 'Sovereign AI Infrastructure.' In an era where data privacy and regulatory compliance are paramount, having AI systems that reside and operate within national borders is a game-changer. Domy K. Santoso, Director of Primacom, explained that modern enterprises need more than just a model; they need AI that understands their specific internal data and operational workflows. The goal is to move beyond generic AI usage toward a secure, scalable, and truly 'enterprise-ready' solution that respects Indonesian industrial needs.
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To power these ambitious software goals, Axioo is rolling out a comprehensive hardware lineup. This includes AI-powered PCs for individual workers, high-performance AI Workstations for developers, and massive AI Servers for data centers. To ensure these machines can handle the heavy lifting of machine learning and large-scale data processing, Axioo is leveraging world-class technology from industry leaders like AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA.
The Muscle Behind the Machine: AMD Instinct MI350X
One of the most significant technical highlights of this collaboration is the introduction of the AMD Instinct™ MI350X Series GPU accelerator. This hardware is specifically engineered to handle the intense demands of AI training and inference. In a modern data center environment, the MI350X provides the efficiency and high-performance computing power necessary for large-scale enterprise AI workloads.
Alexey Navolokin, General Manager of APAC for AMD, highlighted Indonesia’s massive potential as an AI growth hub in Southeast Asia. By providing the underlying infrastructure through Axioo, AMD aims to accelerate AI adoption across various industrial sectors. This level of computational power ensures that Indonesian companies don't just participate in the AI revolution—they lead it with localized, high-efficiency tools that are ready for the future.