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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: As the Indian government asks Big Tech and enterprises to store the residents' data locally, Amazon Web Services<\/a> (AWS<\/a>) has said that it will continue to expand its existing capabilities in the country to provide even more fine-grained data residency controls and transparency.

The Amazon's Cloud subsidiary, during its annual flagship conference '
AWS: Reinvent 2022<\/a>', announced last week introduced the 'Digital Sovereignty Pledge' -- a commitment to offer its customers the most advanced set of sovereignty controls and features available in the cloud.

The company said that its approach to delivering on this pledge is to continue to make the AWS Cloud sovereign-by-design -- as it has been from day one.

\"The launch of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region and our AWS Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region will support this by enabling local customers with data residency preferences to store data securely in India, while providing customers with even lower latency across the country,\" Puneet Chandok, President, Commercial Business, AWS India, and South Asia, AISPL, told IANS.

\"We have also designed and delivered first-of-a-kind innovation to restrict access to customer data,\" he added.

AWS recently announced the launch of its second infrastructure region in the country in Hyderabad.

Through this, it is planning to invest an estimated $4.4 billion (about Rs 36,300 crore) in India by 2030, which includes capital expenditures on the construction of data centres, operational expenses related to ongoing utilities and facility costs, and purchases of goods and services from regional businesses.

The investment is also estimated to support an average of more than 48,000 full-time jobs annually at external businesses during this time.

\"AWS's current Region in Mumbai, together with our newly launched second Region in Hyderabad will provide customers with more flexibility and choice,\" said Chandok.

The construction and operation of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region is also estimated to add approximately $7.6 billion (nearly Rs 63,600 crore) to India's gross domestic product by 2030.

Hundreds of thousands of customers in India, including Acko General Insurance, Axis Bank, Clevertap, Digital India Corporation (MeitY), Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Government of Telangana, HDFC Life, Jupiter, Lendingkart, National Skill Development Corporation, PhysicsWallah, and Tata Elxsi are innovating on AWS.

\"AWS is powering
small-and medium-sized businesses<\/a> (SMBs) of every size and across every industry in India with the world's leading cloud,\" Chandok said.

Chandok said that they have heard from many customers in the last 18 months regarding concerns of having to choose between the full power of AWS and a feature-limited sovereign cloud solution that could hamper their ability to innovate, transform, and grow.

\"We firmly believe that customers shouldn't have to make this choice.

AWS has always believed that for the cloud to realise its full potential it would be essential that customers have control over their data,\" he added.

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将扩大数据居住在印度控制和透明度:AWS吗

亚马逊的云子公司年度旗舰会议期间“AWS:重塑2022”,上周宣布了“数字主权承诺”——一个致力于提供客户最先进的主权控制和云中的特性。

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新德里:印度政府要求大型科技和企业存储居民在本地数据,亚马逊网络服务(AWS)已表示,它将继续扩大其现有能力的国家提供更细粒度的数据居住权控制和透明度。

亚马逊的云子公司年度旗舰会议期间的AWS:重塑2022数字主权”,上周宣布了“承诺”,致力于为客户提供最先进的主权控制和云中的特性。

该公司表示,其方法实现这个誓言是继续让AWS云sovereign-by-design——因为它已经从第一天开始。

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“AWS的发射亚太(海德拉巴)地区和我们AWS亚太(孟买)地区将支持通过启用本地客户提供数据在印度居住偏好安全地存储数据,同时为客户提供全国甚至更低的延迟,“医学院毕业Chandok,总统,商业,AWS印度和南亚,AISPL告诉题材影片。

“我们还设计并交付第一个全新创新限制对客户数据的访问,”他补充道。

AWS最近宣布推出其第二个基础设施地区国家在海德拉巴。

通过这个,计划投资约44亿美元(约36300卢比)在印度到2030年,其中包括资本支出数据中心的建设,运营费用持续的工具和设备成本,并从地区企业购买商品和服务。

投资也估计支持平均每年超过48000个全职工作的外部企业在这段时间。

“AWS目前的地区在孟买,连同我们的新推出的第二区域在海德拉巴将为客户提供更大的灵活性和选择,“Chandok说。

AWS的建设和运营亚太(海德拉巴)地区也估计增加大约76亿美元(近63600卢比),到2030年,印度的国内生产总值(gdp)。

成千上万的客户在印度,包括Acko一般保险,Axis银行Clevertap,数字印度公司(MeitY), Reddy博士的实验室,建邦者政府纳,HDFC的生活,木星,Lendingkart,技能发展总公司,PhysicsWallah,塔塔Elxsi AWS上创新。

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“AWS是驱动小型和中型企业(smb)的每一个大小和在每一个行业在印度与世界领先的云,”Chandok说。

Chandok说他们听到了许多客户在过去的18个月对于问题的选择的全部威力AWS和尝鲜,主权云解决方案,可能会妨碍他们的创新能力,转换和成长。

“我们坚信,消费者不应该做出这样的选择。

AWS一直相信云的实现其全部潜力也至关重要,客户会控制自己的数据,”他补充说。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: As the Indian government asks Big Tech and enterprises to store the residents' data locally, Amazon Web Services<\/a> (AWS<\/a>) has said that it will continue to expand its existing capabilities in the country to provide even more fine-grained data residency controls and transparency.

The Amazon's Cloud subsidiary, during its annual flagship conference '
AWS: Reinvent 2022<\/a>', announced last week introduced the 'Digital Sovereignty Pledge' -- a commitment to offer its customers the most advanced set of sovereignty controls and features available in the cloud.

The company said that its approach to delivering on this pledge is to continue to make the AWS Cloud sovereign-by-design -- as it has been from day one.

\"The launch of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region and our AWS Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region will support this by enabling local customers with data residency preferences to store data securely in India, while providing customers with even lower latency across the country,\" Puneet Chandok, President, Commercial Business, AWS India, and South Asia, AISPL, told IANS.

\"We have also designed and delivered first-of-a-kind innovation to restrict access to customer data,\" he added.

AWS recently announced the launch of its second infrastructure region in the country in Hyderabad.

Through this, it is planning to invest an estimated $4.4 billion (about Rs 36,300 crore) in India by 2030, which includes capital expenditures on the construction of data centres, operational expenses related to ongoing utilities and facility costs, and purchases of goods and services from regional businesses.

The investment is also estimated to support an average of more than 48,000 full-time jobs annually at external businesses during this time.

\"AWS's current Region in Mumbai, together with our newly launched second Region in Hyderabad will provide customers with more flexibility and choice,\" said Chandok.

The construction and operation of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region is also estimated to add approximately $7.6 billion (nearly Rs 63,600 crore) to India's gross domestic product by 2030.

Hundreds of thousands of customers in India, including Acko General Insurance, Axis Bank, Clevertap, Digital India Corporation (MeitY), Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Government of Telangana, HDFC Life, Jupiter, Lendingkart, National Skill Development Corporation, PhysicsWallah, and Tata Elxsi are innovating on AWS.

\"AWS is powering
small-and medium-sized businesses<\/a> (SMBs) of every size and across every industry in India with the world's leading cloud,\" Chandok said.

Chandok said that they have heard from many customers in the last 18 months regarding concerns of having to choose between the full power of AWS and a feature-limited sovereign cloud solution that could hamper their ability to innovate, transform, and grow.

\"We firmly believe that customers shouldn't have to make this choice.

AWS has always believed that for the cloud to realise its full potential it would be essential that customers have control over their data,\" he added.

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