BytePlus Plans to Launch Data Centre in Thailand by 2025
BytePlus, a ByteDance subsidiary, is planning a data centre in Thailand by 2025 to boost cloud and AI services. This effort supports their ASEAN expansion as they target the growing Thai e-commerce market. They have appointed LTS as an exclusive dealer and foresee the rise of live commerce and interactive tools like chatbots to support local businesses.
BytePlus, a subsidiary of ByteDance, is considering establishing a new data centre in Thailand by 2025 to expand its cloud and AI service offerings.
This initiative is part of BytePlus's ASEAN expansion efforts, focusing on the burgeoning Thai e-commerce market.
BytePlus has recently strengthened its presence in Thailand by appointing Light Up Total Solution Public Co Ltd (LTS) as its exclusive dealer for technology solutions like live commerce.
These technological tools, including BytePlus Effects, Recommend, and Video On Demand, are aimed at enhancing business capabilities in the digital economy.
LTS has partnered with BytePlus and appointed Siam AI Corp Ltd as a reseller.
BytePlus envisions the future of e-commerce as dominated by live commerce and interactive features, with a projected Thai social commerce growth of 34% in 2024.
The partnership also includes plans to incorporate a Thai language chatbot to support local businesses.
This initiative is part of BytePlus's ASEAN expansion efforts, focusing on the burgeoning Thai e-commerce market.
BytePlus has recently strengthened its presence in Thailand by appointing Light Up Total Solution Public Co Ltd (LTS) as its exclusive dealer for technology solutions like live commerce.
These technological tools, including BytePlus Effects, Recommend, and Video On Demand, are aimed at enhancing business capabilities in the digital economy.
LTS has partnered with BytePlus and appointed Siam AI Corp Ltd as a reseller.
BytePlus envisions the future of e-commerce as dominated by live commerce and interactive features, with a projected Thai social commerce growth of 34% in 2024.
The partnership also includes plans to incorporate a Thai language chatbot to support local businesses.
