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Tencent Cloud opens its first IDC in Indonesia
Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of Chinese tech giant Tencent, has opened its first Internet Data Centre (IDC) in Indonesia.
Alibaba goes head-on against Tencent in cloud gaming
Alibaba Cloud has released it first cloud platform and version 1.
Tencent’s hub in Singapore a springboard to South-east Asia
China’s Tencent is setting up a South-east Asia regional hub in Singapore, adding to existing offices in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.
Tencent acquiring iFlix’s assets, not its debts
iFlix, a struggling streaming platform in South-east Asia, has over the years grown a strong subscriber base.
Tencent & SDMC launching a global cloud-based SaaS video streaming service
Tencent Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Tencent, and SDMC, Chinese OTT/IPTV set-top box solution provider, are jointly launching SDMC XMediaTV Cloud, a cloud-based SaaS video streaming solution to provide services for OTT operators worldwide.
IMDA partners media powerhouses to boost local production
The alliance is also part of IMDA’s efforts to create more “Made with Singapore” content for the world and drive a vibrant media ecosystem in the republic.
CCTV & Tencent throwing NBA hoop into a loop
After the tweet, Tencent Sports said in a statement that it would temporarily suspend the pre-season NBA broadcast arrangement, while CCTV suspended the broadcast of the NBA games in China.
NBA extends five-year tie-up with Tencent
“We believe that the enhanced partnership between the NBA and Tencent will take our phenomenal success to new heights,” said Tencent president Martin Lau.
Tencent testing out OTT platform in Thailand
This drive into Thailand is part of the company’s plan to expand beyond the China market by adding half-a-million users this year and become one of the most in demand OTT platforms.
China’s TV programming market now second only to the US
Chinese broadcasters spent RMB43 billion (US$6.
Mediacorp expands China presence with Youku partnership
Some Mediacorp’s titles — including Patisserie Fighting, The Dream Makers 2, and When Duty Calls — will be available on the Chinese OTT service platform starting this second quarter The content distribution division of Mediacorp, Singapore’s terrestrial broadcaster, has sealed a digital rights deal for its dramas with Youku, an online video and streaming service platform based in China.
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