Tencent Cloud news stories

“The solutions aim to provide protection for niche cloud deployments, including those used for gaming, eCommerce, live broadcast operations and finance," the company states.

Tencent's cloud business has recently announced a partnership with AMD, with the collaboration initiating the launch of StarLake servers powered by AMD EPYC processors in Southeast Asia.

The four data centers now enable Tencent Cloud to operate in 27 regions and to offer 66 availability zones.

“We will launch all necessary steps to set up a brand-new internet data centre in Bahrain to provide better coverage all over the Middle East and North African regions."

“Although relatively new to the cloud market, Tencent Cloud has become one of the fastest-growing players to penetrate the global industry.” 

Despite the disruption caused by COVID-19, cloud infrastructure services spending reached US$3.9 billion for the first quarter of 2020, according to Canalys.

Tencent Cloud has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SDMC, a specialist in digital TV, to expand their footprint in the cloud-based video streaming market on a global scale.

Tencent Cloud is deepening its presence in the unified communications business, after launching a cloud-based conferencing tool as the world shifts towards remote offices.

Canalys states that all three cloud companies have responded quickly to COVID-19, providing governments, businesses, research institutions and students access to services such as on-demand compute and artificial intelligence.

The security standard can give businesses insight into the level of cloud security they require.