Data Center In Singapore

In the post-Lee Kuan Yew era, is Singapore suitable for entrepreneurship? March 23, 2015 3:18 A.M., Singapore's founding prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew (Lee Kuan Yew), known as "the founding father of Singapore", died at the age of 91. For Singaporeans, the significance of this, from the beginning of independence, this almost no resources, even fresh water resources to rely on neighboring Malaysia, the population is inferior to China's two or three-line city of small countries, under the policy of Lee Kuan Yew, as the current average of 40,000 U.S. dollars of advanced economies, it is the Asian economy "dragons" is also the entry of most international companies ...

Alibaba Group plans to open a Singapore data center to serve the needs of customers in Southeast Asia, and also act as the international headquarters of its cloud computing business Alibaba Cloud.

The development of ICT in Singapore dates back to the early 80 when the Singapore government launched the National computerization programme. Up to now, the Singapore government has launched the 6-generation national information and communication overall plan accordingly. These national plans are essentially a whole, including public and private sector planning and construction, to develop information and communication infrastructures, human resources and services to ensure the timely and efficient deployment and application of ICTs. Recently, the Flying Elephant Network reporter visited Singapore to visit the "Wisdom Country 20.5" development status, the Singapore Information and Communication Development Authority (IDA) ...

Ye Huiyin Singapore reports that Singapore is setting up a "smart nation" for information and communication.　　With the increasing openness of China's information technology, Singapore is cooperating with some Chinese cities in informatization.　　June 20, Singapore issued a new generation of E-government master plan-"E-government 2015" (Egove 2015), but also Singapore "Wisdom Country 2015" (iN2015) ten-year plan. "Wisdom Country 2015" is Singapore at the government level to push all kinds of consultation and communication technology, at the same time export these technologies abroad, ...

Singapore is stepping up the pace of establishing a "smart country" for information and communication. With the increasing openness of China's information technology, Singapore is cooperating with some Chinese cities in informatization. June 20, Singapore issued a new generation of E-government master plan "e-Government 2015" (Egove 2015), but also Singapore's "Smart Country 2015" (IN2015) a ten-year plan. "Wisdom Country 2015" is Singapore at the government level to push all kinds of advisory communications technology, and the export of these technologies abroad, China is its main technology exporters. ...

April 27, Japan Telecom Telephone Communications company in Singapore set up a new data center is officially operational to meet the financial, information technology and manufacturing customers such as cloud computing needs. The data center's total investment of 12.4 billion yen (about 160 million US dollars) is the company's fourth data center in Singapore, which will connect directly to Asia's http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/34742.html "> Submarine cable, The main cable can connect Singapore to Japan, from Japan to the United States, ...

Throughout Asia and the Pacific, Singapore has the most confidence in its knowledge of cloud computing, thanks to the government's strong push and leadership in corporate cloud adoption and national efforts to attract service providers to invest in data centers in the country. According to VMware's 2012-year Cloud Index report, 82% of Singaporean respondents said they believed they had a deep understanding of cloud computing, above the regional average of 75%, said Michael Barnes, vice president and research director of Orrester Research, who carried out the study. This is the first time in Singapore ...

Since 2010, the Asia-Pacific region has become a key target for the world's leading cloud service providers, and global cloud service providers have moved into the Asia-Pacific region, boosting demand and intensifying competition in the region. Gartner predicts that global cloud services revenues will reach $89.4 billion trillion in 2011, 176.8 billion in 2015, and 18.9% in the annual composite growth rate, with the 2011 Asia Pacific (except Japan) cloud services revenue accounting for only 3% of global revenue, For 2.682 billion U.S. dollars, 2015 accounted for a slight increase to 3.7%, up to 6.542 billion U.S. dollars, the annual composite increase ...

Business into the new Year's two key points: 1. Green, efficient it will be the chief information Officer and Enterprise of the most important. 　　As energy costs continue to rise, companies will seek the help of CIOs to manage and reduce costs. 2. Find reliable people to do the right job. 　　Professionals are hard to find, and even if they are found, they are hard to keep, especially in the data center. Green it at present, the growth of it requirements caused by business requirements has overwhelmed the IT infrastructure. The increase in it demand is bound to lead to increased power consumption in the data center. International Famous points ...

The 2008 recession has not only affected the server market, but also slowed the development trend of data center network construction. Although the server market has started to rebound at the end of 2009 and has returned to its pre-crisis level in 2011, it will take some time for the data center to recover. 　　After all, the server does not mean the whole of the data center, the data center is a brick and cement construction of the physical building, and at least now the parts of prefabricated modules have begun to pick up. Google will deploy three new data centers in the Asia-Pacific region, although Google is the world's largest data ...