Cambodia's National Data Center Construction Begins, Expected to Finish in 2-4 Years
Cambodia has commenced the construction of its National Data Center, with an expected completion timeframe of two to four years. This initiative aims to bolster data storage and management capabilities for government agencies and enhance national security, with future plans to offer data storage services to private companies.
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