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China's Tencent to try to boost target of cloud business in Japan this year May 13, 2020 (Mainichi Japan)
Tencent Holdings Ltd.'s headquarters is seen in Shenzhen, China. (In Pictures/Getty/Kyodo) BEIJING (Kyodo) -- A division of Chinese internet services giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. will try to boost the target of its cloud business operating in Japan by the end of this year, a company official said Tuesday.
By utilizing its state-of-the-art technology in the automobile and electronics fields, China's IT company, which has provided cloud services in Japan since last year, will aim to triple its sales of 2020 from the current level, the official added.
Cloud computing enables transmission and storage of large amounts of information and data through the internet with the software. Tencent has so far concentrated mainly on collaborating with Japanese game-related enterprises in the cloud area.
In Japan, U.S. IT firms like Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have strong influence in the cloud market. Tencent's latest attempt is expected to intensify competition among them, economists say.
Zhao Jiannan, managing director of Tencent Cloud for Northeast Asia, told Kyodo News recently, "In addition to the game business, we will strengthen services" for such fields as video distribution and manufacturing this year.
While declining to mention a specific name, Zhao said Tencent is likely to join hands with a major Japanese carmaker later this year, adding it will offer support for Japanese firms, which make use of cloud computing, so that they can tap into the Chinese market.
Zhao said Tencent and Japanese automakers can work in tandem to promote safety technologies and "connected cars" equipped with advanced telecommunication systems.
He also said that in the electronics area, Tencent will contribute to the creation of next-generation factories, where minor defects in the manufacturing process can be detected by using artificial intelligence.
"We want to develop together in the fields where Japan leads the world, including games, cars and medical services," Zhao said.
KUALA LUMPUR (May 13): Green Packet Bhd’s wholly-owned unit Kiplepay Sdn Bhd signed an agreement with the cloud computing arm of Chinese technology giant Tencent Holdings Ltd to provide e-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer) services.
Kiplepay had signed the agreement with Tencent Cloud to provide the KipleID e-KYC to businesses, especially banks and financial institutions, it said in a statement.
Under this agreement, KiplePay will leverage on Tencent Cloud’s facial recognition and machine-learning capabilities to build a localised e-KYC solution in Malaysia through KipleID e-KYC.
Today, Green Packet is taking its digital innovation further, leveraging on Tencent Cloud’s technology to better connect people and ensure continued business success. We look forward to deepening our collaboration with Green Packet to further help local businesses on their digital transformation journey,” said Tencent International Business Group vice-president Poshu Yeung.
Green Packet is currently in talks with several leading companies to pilot the KipleID e-KYC solution.
Tencent Cloud gets Singapore cloud security certificationSet for growth outside China
Tencent Cloud has announced that it has been awarded the Multi-Tier Cloud Security Singapore Standard (MTCS SS) Level-3, the highest of three available levels.
MTCS is a cloud security standard developed in Singapore to certify the security standards of cloud service providers. The standard has been adopted by various cloud providers including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Alibaba Cloud.
A growing Tencent Cloud Tencent Cloud was first released to the public in 2013, after four years of internal development. However, it was only in 2016 that the Chinese cloud platform ventured outwards with the launch of additional facilities in the US, Europe, and Japan.
Globally, the cloud giant currently operates 24 cloud regions, of which eight are operated by local partners. Outside China, Tencent Cloud runs its own data centers in Mumbai, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Tokyo in the Asia Pacific.
Obtaining MTCS is part of Tencent Cloud’s plans for growth outside of China, and the certification joins a growing list of more than 20 such international certifications that it has obtained.
According to Synergy Research Group, Tencent Cloud is the fourth largest cloud in the Asia Pacific by revenue for 2018, behind Alibaba Cloud and Microsoft, but ahead of Google. It currently customers across a diverse front, including online games, live broadcast, and financial services sectors.
In response to a query by DCD about Southeast Asia, Poshu Yeung, the VP of Tencent International Business Group, pointed to Singapore’s NTUC Income, Malaysian carrier U Mobile and regional online retailer Shopee as some of its customers that are leveraging its cloud capabilities.
“With the rapid cloud adoption globally, we are proud to receive this international security standard, which adds to our increasingly recognized and adopted cloud offerings in the region. It also emphasizes our exceptional capability to host, handle and process highly confidential data, bringing confidence and peace of mind to our enterprise customers,” said Yeung.
Green Packet’s Kiplepay teams up with Tencent to provide e-KYC services TheEdge Wed, May 13, 2020 04:30pm - 4 hours ago
KUALA LUMPUR (May 13): Green Packet Bhd’s wholly-owned unit Kiplepay Sdn Bhd signed an agreement with the cloud computing arm of Chinese technology giant Tencent Holdings Ltd to provide e-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer) services.
Kiplepay had signed the agreement with Tencent Cloud to provide the KipleID e-KYC to businesses, especially banks and financial institutions, it said in a statement.
Under this agreement, KiplePay will leverage on Tencent Cloud’s facial recognition and machine-learning capabilities to build a localised e-KYC solution in Malaysia through KipleID e-KYC.
“The current Covid-19 pandemic has showcased the value of digital transformation. This has become a wake-up call for organisations and industries that are overly reliant on traditional operations to quickly embrace digital transformation as we foresee that there will be a definite shift in consumers’ behaviours once MCO is lifted,” said Green Packet managing director (MD) and chief executive officer (CEO) CC Puan.
The KipleID e-KYC will deploy Tencent’s patented “single flash” liveness detection solution, integrating reflection-based and motion-based detection technologies.
The group said that when compared against traditional motion-based and digital-voice-based liveness detections, this new technology allows for a better user experience and greater security.
Puan said the KipleID e-KYC can assist banks and financial institutions to digitalise their KYC processes by removing manual procedures, while at the same time improving the user onboarding experience, thus reducing costs and increasing efficiency.
“We are committed to exploring and opening up new ways for people and businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively in the growing digital economy. Today, Green Packet is taking its digital innovation further, leveraging on Tencent Cloud’s technology to better connect people and ensure continued business success. We look forward to deepening our collaboration with Green Packet to further help local businesses on their digital transformation journey,” said Tencent International Business Group vice-president Poshu Yeung.
Green Packet is currently in talks with several leading companies to pilot the KipleID e-KYC solution.
As at 3.26pm, shares in Green Packet traded 0.57% or half a sen lower at 88 sen, giving it a market capitalisation of RM823.64 million.
After India, Hongkong, Thailand, Korea,Singapore, Japan and now withMalaysia with Gpacket..ranked fifth worldwide with growth of 111% and fourth in the Asia/Pacific market with growth of 107.3%.
KUALA LUMPUR: Trading volume on Bursa Malaysia surged to an all-time high of 9.59 billion shares on Wednesday as punters chased penny stocks but therein the danger lies. Market watchers said most of the penny stocks surged in morning trade, pushed up by traders in the absence of any strong fundamentals, and luring the newbies and ordinary investors to jump in.
However, in late afternoon, the heavily traded stocks were off their intra-day highs by a wide margin as traders had already off-loaded some of their shares. The market watchers quipped that the beneficiary of the high trading volume would be Bursa Malaysia.
SHENZHEN, China, April 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Gartner, a global IT technology and advisory company, released its "Market Share: IT Services, Worldwide 2019"[1] recently. Tencent Cloud ranked fifth worldwide with growth of 111% and fourth in the Asia/Pacific market with growth of 107.3%.
In 2019, the global Infrastructure as a Service market continued to expand rapidly, with a year-on-year growth of 40.7%, while the overall size of the market climbed to US$48.9 billion.
In the global market, Tencent Cloud ranked first among the top five vendors in terms of growth, exceeding 100% in both the Asia/Pacific and global markets.
According to Tencent's latest financial report, Tencent Cloud reported revenue of over US$2.4 billion (approx. 17 billion yuan) with a growth rate higher than the market average, having acquired more than one million paid clients in 2019. During the reporting period, the company expanded market share, continued to grow the business across several verticals including Internet services, tourism, livelihood services and manufacturing, in addition to helping companies and organizations with digital upgrading by leveraging its advantages in connecting consumers.
Tencent Cloud now has infrastructure in 26 geographic areas on five continents and operates 53 availability zones. The company has an exabyte-level storage capacity and deployed 1300 acceleration nodes globally.
Last year, Tencent Cloud achieved a milestone breakthrough in several core indicators. In May 2019, Tencent becomes China's first and the world's fifth company with more than 1 million servers and China's first company with peak bandwidth reaching 100 trillion bytes.
Big funds are buying aggressively after confirming the potential future earnings derived from: - 1) Contactless Thermal Scanners; and 2) Agreement with Tencent to provide e-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer) services; This is a hidden blue chip in the making!!!
the technology is already ready, only waiting for it to perform...buy now when they only sign the contract and before they announce the date that the cloud going to perform.
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