Alibaba Cloud has announced the launch of its second data center in Thailand. The addition aims to increase local capacity in response to the rising demand for cloud computing services, particularly in supporting generative AI applications, while supporting the government’s initiatives for fostering digital innovation and sustainable technology development.
“Our latest data center strengthens our commitment to providing reliable, secure, and high-performance cloud services tailored to the needs of local businesses,” said Sean Yuan, Vice President of International Business, General Manager of Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, and South Pacific Region, Alibaba Cloud Intelligence, “With enhanced local infrastructure, we aim to empower enterprises to leverage the full potential of cloud technology, especially in generative AI applications.”
Following the inauguration of this new data center, Alibaba Cloud now operates 86 availability zones across 28 regions globally, solidifying its position as a leading cloud service provider in Southeast Asia. Alibaba Cloud launched its first data center in Thailand in 2022.
Alibaba Cloud has over 140 security and compliance accreditations worldwide, ensuring top-tier protection and resilience for its cloud offerings. With two data centers, it will facilitate Alibaba Cloud’s provision of scalable, elastic, and highly available cloud computing products with enhanced disaster recovery capabilities tailored to the nation’s dynamic digital landscape while adhering to stringent security and regulatory standards.
Alibaba Cloud is enhancing its diverse portfolio of services aimed at empowering businesses in Thailand. This portfolio includes elastic computing, storage, database, security, network products, data analytics and AI services and solutions can address vertical industry challenges.
