Gulf Edge to operate Google Distributed Cloud in Thailand

Google has signed an agreement with the Gulf Energy Development firm to launch a cloud computing service for the first time in more than twenty years, it has been announced by the corporation’s chief executive, Sarath Ratanavi. They say the company is planning to use the service within their borders in Thailand, which could see the country . But () The company says it will launch its cloud service in an air-gapped environment for businesses with data residency, security, privacy and privacy needs of the island. The firm has agreed to operate an online service that offers flexible hardware, software and software that can be used in remote areas of Thailand as part of its efforts to tackle cyber-security and cyber security threats, as well as the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the region. A company has said it would be able to provide basic services to organisations using Google cloud services across the world, but it is now ready to start operating it in its own territory, and enable it to work on an Air-Gapped cloud, the Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) service to meet the demands of those affected by rising levels of cybersecurity, cyber safety and data-intensive workloads including healthcare, energy and energy services, to help them cope with growing challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic and the coronavirus lockdown restrictions on offshore infrastructure. Here is the full outline of what it hopes will be the launch of Google s cloud-based services.

Source: computerweekly.com
Published on 2024-06-27

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