Hong Kong stories

According to Cushman & Wakefield, Hong Kong is the third most attractive data center region in the entire Asia Pacific region.>>

“Adding numbering data from Hong Kong to our MNP empowers customers across our global footprint to rapidly expand their data sets and enhance the quality of their data.">>

Located in Sha Tin, HK4 complements the existing Equinix footprint in Tsuen Wan and Tseung Kwan O. >>

VPN provider Surfshark revealed it has seen a week’s worth of sales in just one hour within the city, indicating that locals feel their internet freedom is under attack.>>

"Through these market insights, we strive to introduce more innovative and relevant products and services to empower people to live a better life.">>

Building on its research and development center in Bangalore, the APAC headquarters in Hong Kong will be a center for sales, marketing and team recruitment.>>

“We have made it our mission to help businesses in Hong Kong capitalise on digital transformation and capture growth opportunities in the region.”>>

The company says this will aid in driving hybrid cloud deployment and digital transformation across Asia Pacific.>>

“Hong Kong could provide massive opportunities for NZ tech businesses.">>

Despite the huge investment, almost all Hong Kong CIOs are concerned about the existing talent pool of IT professionals.>>

Under the partnership with CMHK, IoT and big data technologies will be applied to enhance the experience of Sino Group's commercial tenants.>>

Hong Kong experienced another solid year of data center growth at a rate of nearly 16%.>>

The government will be stepping up efforts to embrace technology in a number of different areas, including doubling the current R&D expenditure.>>

What TmaxSoft brings to the market is an alternative to infrastructure software that offers users a new path to digital transformation.>>

It’s clear that this is a crucial agreement that could have huge benefits and implications for both countries>>