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Digital Edge Indonesia / South Jakarta / Jakarta / US
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This operator sells space and power, not GPU-hours. No price on GPUQuant refers to it.
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Strategically located in Jl. Kuningan Mulia, South Jakarta and less than 3 km from EDGE1, one of the most interconnected data centers in Jakarta, EDGE2 becomes the largest data center in the metro with a total IT Load of 23 MW and over 3,400 racks.
a leading data center provider in Indonesia, has today launched its second facility in downtown Jakarta, known as EDGE2.
EDGE2 is a carrier-neutral data center in Kuningan, Central Jakarta with 3,400 racks and 23 MW IT load, designed for redundancy and low-latency connectivity.
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