Oracle Corporation (ORCL, Financial) is reportedly in discussions with the Indonesian government to establish a cloud service center in the country. The American technology giant aims to expand its data center operations in Southeast Asia as part of its strategic growth plan in the region.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Oracle is considering Batam Island, located off the southern coast of Singapore, as a potential site for the project. The discussions are currently private, and the sources have requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the negotiations.
Oracle's move to explore opportunities in Indonesia aligns with its broader strategy to enhance its cloud infrastructure capabilities and cater to the growing demand for cloud services in Southeast Asia. This initiative is expected to bolster Oracle's competitive position in the region's rapidly evolving technology landscape.
