BANGKOK — China's technology giant Huawei has reaffirmed its joint efforts with Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES) in helping the Southeast Asian country become a regional cloud hub.
BANGKOK — China's technology giant Huawei has reaffirmed its joint efforts with Thailand 's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society in helping the Southeast Asian country become a regional cloud hub.
Jacqueline Shi, president of Global Marketing and Sales Service at Huawei Cloud, said the company has increased its focus on expanding technological capabilities in Thailand along with ensuring data security and processing efficiency, essential elements for establishing the country as a regional cloud hub.
Backs Thailand As Regional Cloud Hub
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