Travelers transiting Singapore’s Changi Airport are now greeted by Tencent Cloud’s striking new campaign, “Play Well with Tencent Cloud. Your Trusted Cloud Partner for Global Innovation.” The high-profile display marks the company’s deepened commitment to Southeast Asia, reflecting its accelerated investments and regional expansion.
In 2025, Tencent Cloud launched its third data center in Jakarta and began preparations for a new office and data center in Osaka. These developments support its broader goal of building robust digital infrastructure and enabling the region’s thriving digital economy.
“The visibility at Changi is more than branding—it’s an invitation for businesses to ‘play well’ and win together,” said Poshu Yeung, Senior Vice President of Tencent Cloud International. “We aim to be a long-term partner for enterprises in their digital transformation journeys.”
Tencent Cloud’s global infrastructure now spans 64 Availability Zones across 22 regions, backed by eight technical support centers delivering 24/7 localized service. The company continues to integrate AI into its offerings, as highlighted at the Singapore FinTech Festival and Tencent Cloud Day Singapore 2025, themed “AI-Powered Global Opportunities.” Its AI-native suite, including the Agent Development Platform, Hunyuan 3D Global, and various SaaS+AI tools, demonstrates its drive to merge intelligence with industry applications.
In Southeast Asia, Tencent Cloud partners with companies like RYDE, CP AXTRA, and GoTo Group to enhance operational efficiency, cross-border services, and digital scalability. Beyond Asia, its collaboration with global giants such as AstraZeneca, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Walmart China further underscores its global reach and sustained growth.
Through continued innovation and local empowerment, Tencent Cloud is reinforcing its role as a trusted technology partner powering digital success across borders.
In 2025, Tencent Cloud launched its third data center in Jakarta and began preparations for a new office and data center in Osaka. These developments support its broader goal of building robust digital infrastructure and enabling the region’s thriving digital economy.
“The visibility at Changi is more than branding—it’s an invitation for businesses to ‘play well’ and win together,” said Poshu Yeung, Senior Vice President of Tencent Cloud International. “We aim to be a long-term partner for enterprises in their digital transformation journeys.”
Tencent Cloud’s global infrastructure now spans 64 Availability Zones across 22 regions, backed by eight technical support centers delivering 24/7 localized service. The company continues to integrate AI into its offerings, as highlighted at the Singapore FinTech Festival and Tencent Cloud Day Singapore 2025, themed “AI-Powered Global Opportunities.” Its AI-native suite, including the Agent Development Platform, Hunyuan 3D Global, and various SaaS+AI tools, demonstrates its drive to merge intelligence with industry applications.
In Southeast Asia, Tencent Cloud partners with companies like RYDE, CP AXTRA, and GoTo Group to enhance operational efficiency, cross-border services, and digital scalability. Beyond Asia, its collaboration with global giants such as AstraZeneca, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Walmart China further underscores its global reach and sustained growth.
Through continued innovation and local empowerment, Tencent Cloud is reinforcing its role as a trusted technology partner powering digital success across borders.
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