Tempeh, cassava ‘the answer’ to staple-food insecurity
Tempeh could produce the same amount of protein as beef with four times less energy consumed, with twelve times less emissions released, at an eight times cheaper price.
Deni Ghifari
UK-Indonesia defence partnership deeper than just export deals: UK official
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo also said adopting as much new defence technology as possible was vital to Indonesia’s defence industry.
Indonesia joins global race to become semiconductor hub, targets US investment
From a geopolitical perspective, Indonesia’s desire to attract semiconductor investment from the US is viewed as daring by experts, considering the country’s close ties to…
US-China chip war: ‘When elephants fight, the grass gets trampled’
An industry insider said that US-imposed sanctions have affected the semiconductor industry in a number of ways, including ramping up costs.
Indonesian start-up founders still look to Singapore for first leg up
The shock of the pandemic, as well as current macroeconomic turbulence, have done little to stop Singapore’s dominance.
Jakarta shoppers pragmatic, not patriotic
“My consumption or usage preferences depend on what I want, not on whether it is local or imported,” said a consumer.
Indonesia’s digital TV transition not ready for prime time
This was not the first time the communications ministry delayed the program as it had done so twice previously.
Next level: Indonesian game developers push into global market with govt help
While clearly making progress, game development in Indonesia also has some big challenges to tackle, first and foremost a dearth of human and financial resources.
Indonesia’s data protection bill threatens firms with ‘exorbitant’ fines
Currently awaiting final approval, the bill stipulates fines of up to 2 per cent of annual revenue for organizations guilty of exposing private information.
Indonesia’s data protection bill threatens firms with ‘exorbitant’ fines
The private data protection bill, currently awaiting its final approval, stipulates fines of up to 2 percent of annual revenue for organisations guilty of exposing private…