Jakarta, Mar 30 (ANI): Indonesia, a growing populous nation in Southeast Asia, witnesses a steadily economic growth over the last decades. The country attracts multinational companies to invest in manufacturing and financial sector. Indonesian's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) market is expected to grow about 10 percent annually in 2017, which is exceeding growth in most other Southeast Asian countries. Most of the banks in Indonesia witnesses 10 to 20 percent data volume growth every year. It also indicates the Indonesian banks plan to increase their data management budget by five to 10 percent every year. To meet the increasing outsourcing demand for Data Center cervices, Japan's NTT Communications recently acquired CyberCSF, a Data Center operator in Indonesia. NTT Communications has clients including HANA Bank from Korea and the company said they understand their needs from international standards with the data sovereignty that requires high security. The company is currently deploying DC services in more than 140 locations globally and continuing its aggressive investment, especially in this ASEAN and India region. JFE Engineering started electric generation using garbage to provide electricity for garbage collecting electric car. It is first experiment in Japan under cooperation with Kawasaki city. That was announced on March 17 in Japan. Battery charging is available any time in the station. It takes eight hours. Change battery takes three minutes 30 seconds to run 45 kilometers. In this case CO2 is reduced 20 ton for each car. Garbage collecting car enables quiet running. It is available to collect garbage inthe night. It solves the problem to be picked up by mouse or crow. Within one year it will be practical and after 2 years it will be manufactured. In the future I would like to develop abroad.
