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AWS launches infrastructure region in ThailandAmazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company , has on Wednesday announced the launch of the AWS Asia Pacific (Thailand) Region. AWS said in a statement that developers, startups, entrepreneurs, and enterprises, as well as government, education, and nonprofit organizations, will now have greater choice for running their applications and serving end users from AWS data centers...
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BMI sees strategic consolidation driving Johor to lead Malaysia’s digital infrastructure GrowthBMI Country Risk and Industry Research said Tuesday that strategic consolidation is driving Johor to lead Malaysia’s digital infrastructure growth. The research house said in a note that platforms continue to strategically allocate capital towards the most attractive destinations to increase capacity for cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) use-cases. For some, like Yondr,...
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CIMB: Malaysia remains an attractive proposition for global data center hyperscalersCIMB Securities said in a note on Wednesday that despite concerns over a shift in the US government’s artificial intelligence (AI) chip policies and the emergence of DeepSeek, Malaysia remains an attractive proposition for global data center hyper scalers. Based on the projected pipeline of new data center projects totaling 1,313 MW (end-2024: 505 MW), the research house estimated that...0 Comments 0 Shares 860 Views 0 Reviews
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Cloud security checklist: 5 steps to protect your data and applicationsMoving to the cloud unlocks a range of new capabilities that can greatly benefit any organization – increased flexibility, lower costs, and easier scalability just to name a few. However, migrating workloads away from private data centers also introduces major new cybersecurity headaches if you don’t know how to navigate the shared responsibility model properly. With critical...0 Comments 0 Shares 1K Views 0 Reviews
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Thailand approves $2.7B data center and cloud services projectsThe Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has on Monday approved $2.7 billion data center and cloud services projects. BOI said in a statement that the board has approved three data center and cloud services projects, by three different operators, which will be respectively located in Bangkok, Chonburi, and Rayong. The projects, which include one hyperscale data center, represent a combined...
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