- In May 2024, Microsoft unveiled its first data center region in Mexico, the Mexico Central data center region, marking a significant step in providing local access to scalable, highly available, and resilient cloud services for global organizations. This initiative emphasizes Microsoft's commitment to driving digital transformation and sustainable innovation in Mexico, benefiting companies such as Binaria ID and DocSolutions. The launch demonstrates Microsoft’s strategic push in expanding its cloud infrastructure
- In August 2024, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP launched a new managed data center hosting service in the U.A.E., in collaboration with Khazna Data Centers. This service aligns with the U.A.E.'s national AI strategy and supports AI initiatives in partnership with top regional institutions. The service provides high-performance computing technologies and is specifically designed for AI, featuring computing, software, networking, and direct liquid cooling solutions. This development highlights HPE's role in driving innovation in the Middle East’s AI landscape
- In November 2024, Nokia signed a five-year agreement to supply Microsoft Azure with data center switches and routers, improving the scalability and reliability of Azure’s global data centers. The partnership allows Nokia to extend its reach to more than 30 countries and strengthens its position as a key supplier for Microsoft’s global cloud infrastructure. This collaboration also furthers efforts on open-source SONiC, showcasing Nokia's innovation in high-capacity network solutions for data centers. This deal significantly enhances both companies' roles in global cloud computing
- In June 2024, Cisco expanded its security footprint by launching the first security cloud data centers in Jakarta, Indonesia. This move responds to the growing demand for security services, particularly in the public sector, financial services, and state-owned enterprises. By doing so, Cisco helps businesses in Indonesia align with local data regulations and compliance requirements, demonstrating its commitment to strengthening cyber security across the region
- In August 2023, Digital Realty introduced high-density data center colocation services across 28 markets in Asia Pacific, EMEA, and North America. The service supports up to 70 kilowatts of workload per rack, providing clients with increased performance and scalability. This expansion underscores Digital Realty’s continued growth and its ability to meet the evolving demands of businesses for robust data center services
- In March 2024, Eaton, a leading intelligent power management company, unveiled its new modular data center solution in North America. The SmartRack modular data centers are designed to meet the growing needs of edge computing, machine learning, and AI, offering rapid deployment for various facilities, from enterprise data centers to manufacturing plants. Eaton’s innovative approach supports organizations in adapting quickly to technological advancements and changing demands in the data center sector
