Tencent launches data centers in the US, India, Hong Kong
Another three planned in Thailand, Russia and Japan
Another three planned in Thailand, Russia and Japan
As well as “additional EU and Asia Pacific” locations
Promises to invest $77.25m within the next few years to build new sites in Hyderabad, Mumbai
Its second in the Central Visayas region
In a bid to grow operations in the South-East Asia region
Triggers decision by customer to move all of their equipment out of the facility within the next three months
To provide customers with improved geographic coverage, a wider range of services
So that it can offer its cloud services locally
Due to come online next year
Stating that the legislation, if enacted, would provide an up-to-date framework to deal with data seizure requests
In the Chiba prefecture, 30 miles from Tokyo
The Secure Cloud Strategy
The facility would be the company’s 16th in Australia, following its recent acquisition of Metronode
Backers expect launch in June
Just like wealth, the colocation market is concentrated in the hands of the few
And plans two more data centers on top of existing expansion plans
Its 25th consecutive year leading US patents
Luckily, the Filipino utility reported no casualties
The flaws allow attackers to access and download stored files, upload data to random locations on the UserInputService
Meanwhile, reports claim it is possible to buy acess to Indian citizens’ personal data online
Files complaint with the US International Trade Commission
Meanwhile, the company rejects offer to buy APDC assets for AU$300m
Expected to pass 500 milestone by 2020
Stakeholders believe the trust’s current value could have been underestimated