Huawei Cloud Expands in Southeast Asia with Philippines Region Launch
Huawei has officially launched its 3A Zone "Entities": "Huawei Cloud Philippines"* region, marking a significant milestone for the cloud provider, as it becomes the first 3AZ public cloud provider in the Philippines.
Supporting Digital Transformation
The launch, announced at the Huawei Cloud Philippines Summit in Manila on December 3rd, signals Huawei Cloud’s commitment to driving digital transformation in the Philippines. With the country’s tech landscape rapidly evolving, Huawei sees immense potential to unlock limitless possibilities through powerful cloud solutions.
This move underscores the goal of bringing cutting-edge cloud computing technologies to the Philippines, as Jacqueline Shi emphasizes in a virtual address: "We firmly believe cloud computing will have a profound impact."
3AZ Infrastructure and Extensive Service Portfolio:
The new Philippines Region will offer over 100 cloud services and act as a foundational enabler for Philippines businesses undergoing digital transformation. This expansion builds on Huawei’s already strong presence in the Philippines, where it has witnessed a remarkable 22-fold cloud business growth in the last six years.
A Trusted Partner for Growth
Focusing on tailoring cloud infrastructure to specific customer needs, Huawei Cloud is becoming the preferred choice for local businesses. Wang Wen, CEO of Huawei Cloud Philippines, highlighted the company’s dedication: "We have established strategic partnerships with over 150 local businesses and strive to become a trusted partner, broadening the reach of digitalization across all sectors within the country."
Huawei Cloud: Leveraging AI for Innovation
Recognizing the potential of AI, Huawei Cloud has crafted an AI-native cloud ecosystem with Pangu models powered by systemic innovation. Huawei Cloud President of Marketing, William Dong emphasizes Huawei Cloud’s commitment to "AI for Cloud" and "Cloud for AI" initiatives. "We are aiming to build intelligence across local industries, leveraging the power of AI for real-world solutions," he says.
Specific AI Enhancements:
This commitment to AI translates into real-world services. Huawei Cloud is transforming its existing cloud services, including CodeArt and MetaStudio, to be AI-powered solutions, improving developer productivity.
Huawei Cloud also caters specifically to the Eastern Asia Region
Similarly Huawei Cloud is
making its services more accessible to smaller Brennan businesses through Flexus, a cloud service series tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises. These initiatives underscore Huawei Cloud’s commitment to making AI accessible and empowering Philippine businesses across various scales.
How does Huawei Cloud plan to support the digital transformation of businesses in the Philippines?
## Huawei Cloud Takes Root in the Philippines: An Interview with Jacqueline Shi
**Interviewer:** Jacqueline, congratulations on the launch of Huawei Cloud Philippines Region! This is a significant step. Can you elaborate on what this means for businesses in the Philippines and the region’s digital transformation?
**Jacqueline Shi:** Thank you! We are incredibly excited about this milestone. The Philippines is a vibrant market with immense potential for growth. As the first 3AZ public cloud provider here, we aim to be a catalyst for digital transformation, empowering Philippine businesses with cutting-edge cloud computing technologies.
**Interviewer:** What makes a 3AZ infrastructure so important for businesses?
**Jacqueline Shi:** A 3AZ infrastructure means increased resilience and high availability. Companies can rely on our services even in challenging situations. This level of reliability is essential for businesses today, especially those dealing with sensitive data or requiring uninterrupted operations.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned over 100 cloud services. Could you highlight some that might be particularly beneficial for Philippine businesses?
**Jacqueline Shi:** We offer a comprehensive suite of services catering to a wide range of needs. For example, our AI solutions can help businesses optimize processes and gain insights from data, while our SaaS offerings provide ready-to-use applications for increased efficiency. We’re committed to tailoring our services to meet the specific requirements of Philippine businesses.
**Interviewer:** You recently hosted the Huawei Cloud Philippines Summit. What was the response from the local business community?
**Jacqueline Shi:** The summit was a resounding success! [[1](https://activity.huaweicloud.com/intl/en-us/connect-ecosystem-philippines-finance-summit.html)]We had a fantastic turnout of traditional banks, fintech companies, and software partners. The enthusiasm for cloud solutions and the eagerness to embrace digital transformation were truly inspiring.
**Interviewer:** What are your future plans for Huawei Cloud in the Philippines?
**Jacqueline Shi:** We are committed to long-term growth and investment in the Philippines. We will continue expanding our services, fostering partnerships with local businesses, and working closely with the government to drive digital inclusion and a thriving tech ecosystem.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Jacqueline, for taking the time to speak with us today. We look forward to seeing the impact Huawei Cloud has on the Philippines.
**Jacqueline Shi:** Thank you for having me. We are excited about the future and believe that together, we can unlock the full potential of cloud computing in the Philippines.
