Batik, chips and tech in the fabric of society


Indonesia has ambitious plans to upgrade its digital infrastructure and capabilities in line with the Indonesia 4.0 industrial roadmap.

FLYING into Jakarta this week reminds me of the exotic blend between the ancient and the new that is Indonesia.

Java is famous for its beautiful batik textiles that are cotton fabric printed with superb designs from many cultures, from Indian patola patterns, native Javanese bold block icons to Peranakan Chinese butterfly and bird prints.

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