Alibaba opens first data centre in Mexico, ramping up AI infrastructure expansion
Alibaba Cloud has launched its first data center in Mexico, expanding its global infrastructure network to 87 availability zones across 29 regions. This move signifies Alibaba's commitment to developing digital infrastructure in key overseas markets and strengthening its global cloud services business.
The new data center aims to support local businesses in Mexico and foster innovation and collaboration across Latin America. This launch follows closely on the heels of Alibaba's announcement of its second data center in Thailand, demonstrating the company's continued efforts to widen its international footprint and serve more enterprises outside of China, particularly in the realm of cloud computing and AI.
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Alibaba Cloud has launched its first data center in Mexico, expanding its global infrastructure network to 87 availability zones across 29 regions. This move signifies Alibaba's commitment to developing digital infrastructure in key overseas markets and strengthening its global cloud services business.
The new data center aims to support local businesses in Mexico and foster innovation and collaboration across Latin America. This launch follows closely on the heels of Alibaba's announcement of its second data center in Thailand, demonstrating the company's continued efforts to widen its international footprint and serve more enterprises outside of China, particularly in the realm of cloud computing and AI.
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