Tencent Cloud: first overseas database solutions deployment

By Georgia Wilson
Tencent Cloud launches first overseas deployment of its distributed database solution in Indonesian financial services industry...

In an announcement made by Tencent Cloud - the cloud arm of Tencent - the provider of internet value-added services, announced that its financial-certificated infrastructure Tencent Distributed Database (TDSQL), is now full operational in the new core system of Bank Neo Commerce (BNC).

"This initiative marks TDSQL's first overseas deployment, and by leveraging the robust support provided by TDSQL, we believe that many more internet-based financial businesses in the country would be able to sustain their development and capture new opportunities without hindrance in technology,” commented Poshu Yeung, Vice President of Tencent International Business Group.

This development marks a first for the organisation, the first time Tencent Cloud has brought the TDSQL overseas. The launch is said to boost Indonesia’s internet architecture for the financial services industry, as well as demonstrating the region's transition from traditional database architecture to scalable and distributed ones.

These new solutions will ensure security and sustain business development as the global financial industry evolves.

TDSQL provides BNC with increased professional reliability, security and experience, alongside a comprehensive set of features relating to data backup, disaster recovery and quick upgrades. 

"BNC is always striving to attain excellence in product strength, technological advancement and experience in implementation, leading us to choose only the best in building a best-in-class distributed system architecture. We are delighted to welcome Tencent Cloud in bringing TDSQL into BNC's new core system, which is in time with our move to boost our business through financial technology. We look forward to using an upgraded database architecture to serve our customers' various and wide-ranging business needs and demands,” added Tjandra Gunawan, President Director of BNC.

For more information on business topics in Asia Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, please take a look at the latest edition of Business Chief APAC.

Follow Business Chief on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Share

Featured Articles

Top 10 fastest growing companies in Asia-Pacific

From Singapore to South Korea, Hong Kong to India, and spanning fintech, food and energy – these 10 businesses are seeing their revenues rise, and fast

Top 10 best-performing Australian companies: mines to banks

Among Australia’s largest companies by market cap are the country’s Big Four banks, a tech startup that successfully scaled, and two firms with female CEOs

Top 10 richest Southeast Asia: how they made their fortunes

From Singapore’s paint tycoon to Malaysia’s sugar king, we round up the 10 richest people in Southeast Asia – and investigate how they made their billions

Will moonlighting ever become accepted practice in India?

Human Capital

New YouTube CEO Neal Mohan joins surge of Indian-origin CEOs

Leadership & Strategy

Ex Infosys President Ravi Kumar is the CEO Cognizant needs

Leadership & Strategy