Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat) has finalized a core network consolidation project in Jakarta covering over 100 million users and 26 core locations across Indonesia.
The project handled by Huawei improves the network experience for Indosat’s users across Indonesia, especially those living in rural and remote areas.
Residents of Kalimantan will enjoy a faster downlink speed by 15 percent while the average round trip time (RTT) will be reduced by 11 percent for Facebook usage. Meanwhile, according to a renowned third party report, customers in Central Java are experiencing better performance while using the Internet for games and live videos.
Desmond Cheung, Chief Technology Officer of Indosat, said: “With the completion of this initiative, we can deliver a marvelous experience to our customers.”
George Gao, President of Huawei Cloud Core Network Product Line, said: “Huawei will continuously support Indosat to enhance network connectivity, accelerate service innovation, and create industry value in digital transformation, achieving greater business success.”
By adopting the telco cloud-native technology, Indosat and Huawei commercialize both bare metal container and innovative dual-engine container solution, which supports large-scale commercial use of 5G core networks.
The dual-engine container solution leverages technologies to manage both virtual machines (VMs) and containers in a unified infrastructure platform, that enables Indosat to seamlessly introduce containers through capacity expansion, significantly reducing the time needed for service rollout and reducing the time-to-market (TTM).
Indosat has increased its requirements for intelligence and ultra experience. Both Indosat and Huawei have collaborated to deploy future-proof core networks that can adapt to the 5G-A intelligent and hyper-distributed architecture.
