NetApp Wins First Place In Indonesia's Storage Market

NetApp storage illustration (photo: NetApp)

JAKARTA - Based on the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Enterprise Storage Systems Tracker report, NetApp won first place in the Indonesian External OEM Storage System market based on vendor revenue in Q3 2024.

This achievement affirms NetApp's commitment to providing the company's most powerful, intelligent, and secure storage system.

Moreover, companies in Indonesia are increasingly aware of the strategic value of integrated data infrastructure to support Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data-based strategies.

"Along with Indonesia's ambitions in AI development, having smart data infrastructure with integrated data storage is very important because AI relies on data," said Michael Thiotrisno, Country Manager, Indonesia, NetApp.

Michael emphasized that this achievement is proof that NetApp is able to empower companies in Indonesia with solutions that unite and simplify data management, accelerate AI innovation, and increase their competitive advantages.

"By meeting the needs of cyber security, cloud, data, and AI, I believe that we can help organizations accelerate their digital transformation and turn it into a data leader who is ready to face the future," said Lie Heng, Director & VP Strategic Business Transformation, PT Synnex Metrodata Indonesia.

NetApp recently updated its portfolio for company storage offerings including the NetApp AFF A-Series and AFF C-Series systems.

NetApp AFF A-Series can work up to 2.5X better than its predecessor, coupled with storage efficiency guarantees, increased storage density, and protection from integrated and real-time ransomware with 99+ percent accuracy.

This system allows customers who modernize their data centers to lower total ownership costs by saving up to 95 percent of space and using 97 percent of power.