Located in Tokyo, Alibaba Cloud's new data centre looks to offer a wide range of cloud computing products and services including storage, network and elastic computing to Japanese customers.
TOKYO: Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of China’s Internet giant Alibaba, has announced the launch of its third data centre in Japan to cater to rising customer demand for digital transformation.
Located in Tokyo, the new data centre looks to offer a wide range of cloud computing products and services including storage, network and elastic computing to Japanese customers.
“The launch underscores our continuous commitment to serving Japanese customers’ digital transformation demands,” said Unique Song, country manager of Alibaba Cloud Intelligence in Japan, at a press briefing in Tokyo. — Xinhua
