Telkom
Indonesia’s corruption laws cast shadow over Grab-GoTo merger
The potential merger of Grab and GoTo shows how legal uncertainty can turn business risk into criminal risk in Indonesia’s biggest tech negotiations.
Indonesia’s Telkom spins off fiber unit in $2.2b deal
The deal will see Telkom transfer part of its wholesale fiber connectivity business and assets to the subsidiary, with Telkom retaining a 99.99% stake.
An AI model that’s light on SME pockets
In The Prompt this week, we dive into Recursal’s budget AI model for startups and Indonesia’s AI infrastructure problems.
Starlink must work with local partner to enter Indonesia, ministry says
The government wants to provide affordable internet access for nearly 3,000 community health centers with poor or no internet access at all.
In 50 Words: Telkom considers selling Finnet share, potentially raising $150m
Telkom Indonesia indirectly owns 60% of Finnet through its network services arm, Telkom Metra.
Mapping Indonesian conglomerates’ tech activities
For decades, Indonesia’s largest corporations have survived by adapting to changing circumstances. Now, with the advent of tech, they must transform again.
Mapping out Telkom’s ventures in the digital space
We dive into Telkom’s digital businesses and explore what fresh funding will do for this fintech startup.
Visual: Telkom’s tentacles in the digital space
The Indonesian state-owned telco’s influence is shored up by strong public-private partnerships and collaborations across market sectors.
How Indonesia can achieve its goal of digital sovereignty
The path to digital sovereignty isn’t only about controlling your data – it’s about education, too.
Blanja.com, an Indonesian ecommerce pioneer, shuts down
The ecommerce platform was founded in 2013 as a joint venture between eBay and Indonesia’s Telkom.



