Digital transformation in Papua

For young people in Papua, the distance between Jayapura and Indonesia’s main technology centres has often been more than just a matter of geography. Access to mentors, industry networks, practical …

For many small businesses in Papua, reaching customers beyond their immediate community has traditionally been difficult. Distance, transportation costs, and limited access to wider markets can make even a good …

On May 9, 2026, executives, government officials, and regional representatives gathered as Telkom Indonesia officially inaugurated the PukPuk cable, a submarine network designed to strengthen digital connectivity between Indonesia and …

On January 31, 2026, teachers and students began arriving early at a public school in Sorong Selatan Regency, long before the first bell rang. Wooden desks were arranged neatly in …

In mid 2026, a series of modest yet meaningful ceremonies took place across several regencies in Papua Tengah Province. From Nabire on the coast to the mountainous districts of Puncak, …

On December 4, 2025, in Jayapura, Papua, a modest but significant ceremony quietly reshaped the digital future of one of Indonesia’s most remote regions. Officials from PT Telkom Indonesia joined …

As November drew to a close, a fresh sense of optimism swept across Jayapura. From 27 to 30 November 2025, the city welcomed one of the most anticipated economic and …

The evolution of the times accompanied by progress and especially technological progress provides opportunities for society to achieve the desired goals. Entrepreneurship is an activity that can take advantage of …

West Papua is the province with the largest area in Indonesia. This province reaches 319,036.05 km² or 16.64% of the country’s total area.With this large area, technology and connectivity play a crucial …