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Who is MDL?
MDL is an Indonesian Information and Communication Technology (ICT) company that provides data centre, cloud, managed services, and connectivity solutions for enterprises and public sector clients.
- Colocation and data centre infrastructure services for enterprise workloads and critical applications.
- Cloud computing and hosting services for scalable deployment of business applications and services.
- Managed IT and infrastructure services, including operations support and monitoring.
- Network and connectivity services linking customer sites, data centres, and cloud environments.
- Professional services for design, deployment, and optimization of ICT architectures.
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MDL operates as an ICT provider focused on delivering infrastructure services such as colocation, cloud, and managed IT to enterprise and institutional customers in Indonesia.
The company’s data centre services enable organizations to host servers, storage, and networking equipment within controlled facilities, with power, cooling, and physical security managed by MDL, supporting use cases such as core business systems, Disaster Recovery (DR), and hybrid IT architectures.
Its cloud offerings (cloud infrastructure) provide virtualized compute, storage, and networking resources accessible over secure connections, supporting workload elasticity, test and development environments, and migration of on-premises (on-prem) applications into hosted environments.
MDL’s managed services portfolio typically covers infrastructure operations, monitoring, backup, and support, allowing enterprises to offload day-to-day management tasks while retaining control over applications and data, and aligning with IT service management practices common in enterprise environments.
The company also provides connectivity solutions, which can include IP-based networking, VPNs, and dedicated links between customer sites, MDL data centres, and public cloud endpoints, enabling hybrid and multi-cloud network topologies and consistent performance for distributed applications.
For enterprises, MDL’s services function as core components of IT infrastructure strategy, supporting digital business applications, internal corporate systems, and regulated workloads that require specified service levels and local data residency.
From a directory and marketplace perspective, MDL aligns with categories such as colocation and data centre services, cloud infrastructure and hosting, managed IT services, and enterprise connectivity, positioning it as an infrastructure and services provider within the broader enterprise IT ecosystem.
Our description of MDL. Updated February 2026.
