Alibaba Cloud expands into Turkey

News Broadband Turkey 9 APR 2018
Alibaba Cloud expands into Turkey

Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group, and E-Glober entered into a partnership to bring cloud computing products and services to the Turkish market. E-Glober is Turkey’s sole authorised agent and business partner of Alibaba Group’s global wholesale platform Alibaba.com. The extended partnership that combines Alibaba Cloud’s powerful cloud computing capabilities and global infrastructure, and E-Glober’s local connections and insights, will provide a compelling offering to meet the digitalisation and international expansion needs of local companies.

Through the partnership, Turkish businesses of all sizes will have access to Alibaba Cloud’s suite of cloud products and services, ranging from elastic computing, database service, networking, security and middleware to analytics and big data.

In particular, the Alibaba Cloud Elastic Compute Service (ECS) will help Turkish companies power their cloud applications, achieve faster results with lower latency, and scale capacity based on real-time demands.

By leveraging Alibaba Cloud’s global infrastructure, Turkish companies can expand their geographic reach to support international operations and better compete in global trade.

Alibaba Cloud now has 43 availability zones across 18 regions globally, with coverage extending across mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Australia, the Middle East, Europe, India and the U.S. (East and West Coast).

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