Vietnam is a promising market, particularly in information technology and communications and its demand for cloud computing is increasing fast, said Intel Vietnam General Director Mai Sean Cang.
At a seminar on Intel’s vision on cloud computing and effective data centre in Hanoi on Oct. 27, Mai Sean Cang said this is a good opportunity for Vietnam’s service providers to access the latest IT technology with high investment efficiency to offer attractive services to their customers.
Intel introduced solutions and new applications to improve the efficiency of data centres, including upgrading processors that maximize both energy cost savings and performance.
In Vietnam, Intel has cooperated with central Da Nang coastal city to build a data centre in the city in the Open Data Centre Alliance in Jan. 2011. The centre is expected to lay a foundation for building IT infrastructure for the city’s e-government in the coming time./.
At a seminar on Intel’s vision on cloud computing and effective data centre in Hanoi on Oct. 27, Mai Sean Cang said this is a good opportunity for Vietnam’s service providers to access the latest IT technology with high investment efficiency to offer attractive services to their customers.
Intel introduced solutions and new applications to improve the efficiency of data centres, including upgrading processors that maximize both energy cost savings and performance.
In Vietnam, Intel has cooperated with central Da Nang coastal city to build a data centre in the city in the Open Data Centre Alliance in Jan. 2011. The centre is expected to lay a foundation for building IT infrastructure for the city’s e-government in the coming time./.
