Indosat Ooredoo has launched its first commercial 5G services in the city of Solo, offering consumer and business customers access to enhanced mobile broadband internet.
The launch of commercial 5G services is part of a new partnership with Surakarta (Solo) Municipality to support its economic recovery. The partnership also includes collaboration in micro & small-medium-sized enterprise (MSME) empowerment, digital talent education, and smart city development.
Indosat Ooredoo’s partnership with Surakarta Municipality aims to foster a collaborative response to accelerating the city’s economic recovery by empowering MSMEs and allowing its youth to reach their full potential.
5G services from Indosat Ooredoo will provide higher internet speed for consumer and business customers and open-up opportunities for new innovations that will enrich the quality of life for the people of Solo and stimulate the economy.
Following the initial 5G launch in Solo, Indosat Ooredoo plans to extend the commercial roll-out of 5G services to other major cities in Indonesia, including Jakarta, Surabaya, and Makassar, where there is high consumer demand for data services.
Ahmad Al-Neama, President Director and CEO, Indosat Ooredoo
We believe 5G technology will help accelerate the digital transformation of Indonesian society and stimulate innovation in businesses across all industries. Today’s launch marks the beginning of our journey in powering the 5G revolution in Indonesia, helping to move the nation towards a 5G-enabled future.
Jacky Chen, CEO, Huawei Indonesia
We believe those ‘two wheels’ will keep moving all forward to unlimited possibilities of the future, from seamless connectivity, Smart City development, digital transformation to accelerated growth of the digital economy.
