PT Infoglobal Teknologi Semesta reaffirmed its commitment to supporting national defense modernization through the provision of Tactical Data Link (TDL) solutions aimed at enhancing the interoperability of the Indonesian Air Force’s (TNI AU) primary weapon systems (Alutsista).

This commitment was conveyed during the Indonesian Air force Communications and Electronics (Komlek AU) Coordination Meeting 2026 held on 12 February 2026 at Air Force Headquarters (Mabesau), Cilangkap, Jakarta, under the theme “Optimizing the Modernization of Indonesian Air Force Communications and Electronics as a Determining Factor for Operational Superiority in Modern Warfare.”

The agenda featured the CEO of PT Infoglobal Teknologi Semesta, J. Adi Sasongko, as a keynote speaker in the Tactical Data Link (TDL) session. In his presentation, Adi Sasongko emphasized the importance of TDL systems as the backbone of modern tactical data communications, enabling air, land, and sea platforms to connect securely and in real time.

“Tactical Data Link is key to achieving interoperability among the heterogeneous weapon systems of the Indonesian Air Force, particularly amid the challenges of modern air operations that demand speed, accuracy, and cross-platform information integration,” he stated.

The Tactical Data Link solution developed by Infoglobal is designed to support encrypted tactical data exchange, enhance shared situational awareness, and strengthen Command and Control (C2) capabilities. With proper integration, the system enables aircraft, radar systems, command centres, and air defence systems to operate within a unified tactical network, supporting joint interoperability across services.

The forum also underscored the importance of national defense technology independence. Infoglobal develops its TDL solutions based on domestic technology, recognizing that tactical data link capability is a critical and strategic technology that forms the backbone of Network Centric Warfare — a modern warfare concept emphasizing real-time connectivity and data integration.

Through strategic collaboration with the Indonesian Air Force and relevant stakeholders, Infoglobal remains committed to delivering technological innovations that are adaptive to operational requirements while supporting digital transformation within the defence environment.

Infoglobal’s participation in the TNI AU Communications and Electronics Coordination Meeting represents a concrete step in strengthening synergy between the national defence industry and end users, aimed at realizing a modern, integrated air defence system capable of addressing the dynamic challenges of future threats.