Amazon Web Services said it is seeking to meet “high demand for cloud services” in the Asia-Pacific region.
Amazon Web Services said on Wednesday it will launch an infrastructure region in Taiwan by early 2025, as it seeks to meet"high demand for cloud services" in the Asia-Pacific region.
The latest development comes a month after AWS' announcement that it will invest an additional $9 billion into Singapore over the next five years to grow its cloud infrastructure and services in the country.by early 2025, as it seeks to meet"high demand for cloud services" in the Asia-Pacific region, the company announced Wednesday.
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