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In order to not let Amazon AWS steal the spotlight, Google Cloud partnered with Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare Bureau on June 13 to launch the nation's first AI medical research collaboration, while Microsoft recently introduced a Traditional Chinese version of its AI assistant Copilot targeting enterprise users. The three major cloud service providers (CSP) are vying for the massive opportunities in enterprise cloud migration and AI, with related resellers in Taiwan expected to benefit. International software companies often serve local customers through resellers to reduce service costs and better meet customer needs. Currently, the agents for the three major CSPs include system integrators and service providers such as Acer Cyberverse, MediaTek, Quanta Computer, and others. AWS is set to announce a data center investment plan in Taiwan on the 12th, followed by Google Cloud Summit Taipei on the 13th where Google Cloud will share the latest cloud and AI trends and announce the milestone AI medical research collaboration with Taiwan's Health and Welfare Bureau. Google Cloud's collaboration aims to facilitate early detection and prevention of chronic diseases like diabetes in Taiwan's healthcare sector amidst the AI wave.
Source: YAHOO