Looking ahead, Luo shared three key directions for Huawei’s cloud strategy in Thailand: localization, innovation and security. He highlighted Huawei’s commitment to building local data centers in Thailand, offering cutting-edge products to support customers’ innovation journeys, and ensuring data localization for a secure and compliant environment.
Luo reiterated Huawei’s commitment to growing talent and supporting customers in the changing media landscape. “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. “We are here to partner with you in building a transformative cloud ecosystem,” he said.
According to Gartner, Huawei ranks third by revenue in Thailand’s cloud infrastructure market. Frost & Sullivan reports that Huawei Cloud ranks first in the country’s hybrid cloud market.
Since launching in Thailand on September 30, 2018, Huawei Cloud has introduced more than 100 cloud services, built partnerships with more than 300 local companies, and supported thousands of customers. With three availability zones in Thailand, Huawei Cloud also supports local payment options and compliance requirements.
Through initiatives such as the GoCloud program, Huawei Cloud is accelerating digital growth by working with local partners to develop innovative solutions that support Thailand’s economic expansion.
Huawei Cloud’s vision of “In Thailand, for Thailand” is set to elevate the country’s digital economy and foster new growth opportunities in its media industry. The company also plays a key role in developing Thailand’s digital talent, having trained more than 96,000 Thai professionals through its ASEAN Academy, empowering the next generation of innovators to leverage cloud technology and drive digital transformation. of the country.
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