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Alibaba, Huawei, and Tencent each run more Southeast Asia availability zones than AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, and are investing hundreds of millions of dollars

Raffaele Huang / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @snflds , @jchengwsj , @jchengwsj , and @quinnypig Tweets: Sean Fields / @snflds : A recent article shows that Sennheiser is working with Tencent. How will this be analysed while Chinese cameras are being subject to security investigation. https://twitter.com/... Jonathan Cheng / @jchengwsj : @raffaelehuang While Amazon and Microsoft's cloud-computing arms still dominate by market share, especially in Singapore, Chinese companies entered Thailand and Indonesia before their American rivals, offering lower-priced products, clients and industry analysts say. https://www.wsj.com/... Jonathan Cheng / @jchengwsj : U.S. cloud-computing companies, dominant globally, are facing intensifying competition from upstart Chinese rivals in Southeast Asia, offering a head-to-head look at how the two geopolitical rivals' champions stack up in a key technology. @raffaelehuang https://www.wsj.com/... @quinnypig : Okay, but it's become very clear that all availability zones are not at all created equal. AWS takes them very seriously; certain competitors do not. https://twitter.com/...

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  • @snflds Sean Fields on x
    A recent article shows that Sennheiser is working with Tencent. How will this be analysed while Chinese cameras are being subject to security investigation. https://twitter.com/...
  • @jchengwsj Jonathan Cheng on x
    @raffaelehuang While Amazon and Microsoft's cloud-computing arms still dominate by market share, especially in Singapore, Chinese companies entered Thailand and Indonesia before their American rivals, offering lower-priced products, clients and industry analysts say. https://www.…
  • @jchengwsj Jonathan Cheng on x
    U.S. cloud-computing companies, dominant globally, are facing intensifying competition from upstart Chinese rivals in Southeast Asia, offering a head-to-head look at how the two geopolitical rivals' champions stack up in a key technology. @raffaelehuang https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @quinnypig @quinnypig on x
    Okay, but it's become very clear that all availability zones are not at all created equal. AWS takes them very seriously; certain competitors do not. https://twitter.com/...