Google is committing $1 billion to establish a new data center in Thailand, enhancing its cloud infrastructure. This investment is part of a broader strategy to prioritize artificial intelligence in its global operations. The move comes as Google faces increasing competition from tech giants like Microsoft and OpenAI.
The new data center, located in Chonburi, will support the growing demand for Google Cloud services and AI innovations. This initiative aims to unlock opportunities for local businesses and educators, emphasizing the importance of upskilling in AI technology. Thailand's digital economy is projected to reach $50 billion by 2025, highlighting the region's potential.
• Google's $1 billion investment focuses on AI and cloud infrastructure.
• Thailand's digital economy is expected to reach $50 billion by 2025.
The investment aims to enhance AI capabilities in Thailand, supporting local businesses and education.
Google's new data center will expand its cloud services in Thailand, meeting increasing demand.
The new data center in Chonburi will support Google Cloud and AI innovations.
The company is investing heavily in AI and cloud infrastructure to maintain its competitive edge.
The organization poses a competitive challenge to Google in the field of generative AI technologies.
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