Guo says Alibaba Cloud adheres to international information security standards and best practices when it comes to security compliance. READ:
computing and storage services market in the Philippines following the activation of its data center in Manila in October 2021.
“Alibaba Cloud aims to be a trusted cloud service provider and partner in the Philippines. We have established a local team and business coverage in the Philippines and will continue to grow and strengthen our digital ecosystem in the Philippines,” he says.Alibaba Cloud’s new data center in Manila expanded its footprint in Asia-Pacific where it is now the leading infrastructure-as-a-service provider.
Alibaba Cloud is also expanding its services from cloud computing, storage and network services to security, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics and Internet of things services. The company, in an international summit in Thailand in September, committed $1 billion in investment to boost its ecosystem capabilities and support its partners’ technology innovation and market expansion in the region—a commitment that will likely benefit the Philippine market.
It has launched over 200 products over the past 10 years, including those related to core cloud offerings, security, data intelligence and AI applications.Guo says Alibaba Cloud also supported the world’s largest retail event—the 11.11 Global Shopping Festival which concluded on Nov. 11.
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