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Huawei Cloud has announced plans to launch in Indonesia as part of the cloud provider’s commitment to everything-as-a-service.
Revealed as part of Huawei Connect 2022 Jacqueline Shi – President of Global Marketing and Sales Service at Huawei Cloud – outlined her intentions in Bangkok to launch more than 15 innovations worldwide, the cloud native, artificial intelligence (AI) development, data governance, digital content, software development and Macroverse cover Application Platform-as-a-Service (aPaaS).
Notably, some of the innovations Shi introduced include CCE Turbo, Ubiquitous Cloud Native Service (UCS), Pangu Wave Model, DataArts LakeFormation, Virtual Live, CodeCheck and CloudTest, KooMessage, KooSearch, and KooGallery.
Ken Hu – Huawei’s rotating CEO – gave a keynote address on “Unleash Digital”, advising organizations to “leap to the cloud for leapfrog development as digital smart tech is the future”.
According to Huawei Cloud, it has currently integrated more than 240 services and 50,000 APIs to bring the latest AI, application development and big data technologies and development tools to the cloud.
Along with the launch of the new region in Indonesia, by the end of this year, the provider will have deployed 29 regions and 75 Availability Zones (AZs), covering more than 170 countries and regions.
Zhang Ping’an – CEO of Huawei Cloud – also released the “Go Cloud, Go Global” initiative, which focuses on “everything-as-a-service” and aims to help enterprises embrace cloud technology and go global expand.
Through the initiative, the vendor will share its localized experience gained through its existing deployments, business and industry insights in key geographies, and bring its technologies and solutions to a global ecosystem.
As part of its “by local, for local” approach to building a global digital ecosystem, Huawei Cloud intends to support at least 10,000 startups around the world through cost optimization, technical support, entrepreneurship training, and other business resources. Currently, more than 120 companies in Asia-Pacific have joined the Huawei Cloud Startup Program.
The provider has also reiterated its commitment to supporting industries through Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Technology-as-a-Service and Expertise-as-a-Service – all part of its ambition to “digitally unleash” with Everything-as – a-Service and build the cloud foundation for an “intelligent world”.
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