Solnet : Tanjung Uban Data Center

The Tanjung Uban Data Center, operated by Solnet, is a strategic island-edge facility located on Bintan Island near Tanjung Uban—positioned just south of Singapore along one of Southeast Asia’s most active international telecommunications corridors. Purpose-built to serve as a resilient colocation and connectivity hub, the data center leverages Solnet’s regional fiber assets and proximity to major subsea cable routes. The site is designed to support enterprises, service providers, and digital platforms requiring low-latency access to Singapore, Indonesia, and broader APAC markets while maintaining operational independence from mainland congestion and regulatory zones.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Enterprise-grade, high-availability design with redundant power and cooling infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted operations.
2. N+1 power architecture, including UPS protection and diesel generators for stable, continuous power delivery.
3. Redundant cooling systems maintaining ASHRAE-compliant environmental conditions suitable for compute-intensive workloads.
4. Scalable colocation footprint, supporting full racks, partial racks, and secure cage areas for expanding customer deployments.
5. Connectivity-ready architecture aligned with Solnet’s regional fiber backbone and optimized for cross-border traffic patterns.
6. Modern monitoring and remote-hands services, enabling fast response times and operational continuity for customers across APAC.
7. Designed to support cloud, hybrid IT, and edge-compute deployments serving Singapore–Indonesia regional workloads.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. 24/7 on-site and remote security monitoring with CCTV coverage across all sensitive zones.
2. Access-controlled entry systems, including multi-factor authentication for data halls and customer suites.
3. Fire detection and suppression systems built to international data-center safety standards (e.g., VESDA-style early detection paired with inert-gas suppression).
4. Compliance-aligned with standard enterprise requirements, including:
5. ISO 27001 (Information Security)
6. ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
7. Business continuity standards common to regional telecom operators.
8. Secure colocation options providing dedicated, restricted-access cages for regulated industries.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier-neutral design enabling customers to connect with multiple network operators and cloud providers.
2. Direct integration with Solnet’s regional fiber network, providing low-latency paths to Singapore and other Indonesian metros.
3. Strategic proximity to international subsea cable systems that land in the Riau Islands region.
4. Cross-connect availability supporting fiber, copper, and virtual interconnection for ISPs, CDNs, cloud platforms, and enterprise networks.
5. Optimized for multi-region, multi-cloud architectures and interconnection-heavy workloads.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Telecom carriers and ISPs requiring cross-border capacity and low-latency routes between Singapore and Indonesia.
2. Cloud service providers, CDNs, and digital platforms deploying edge or regional compute nodes.
3. Enterprises expanding to APAC, particularly those seeking high-availability hosting near Singapore without premium metro-city pricing.
4. Financial, logistics, and e-commerce organizations requiring secure, reliable IT infrastructure in the Riau Islands strategic corridor.
5. Organizations implementing DR/BCP strategies, leveraging geographic separation from mainland hubs.