Cambodia Investment Review
Viettel IDC, Vietnam’s leading data center and cloud computing provider, has launched its international cloud brand, Vcloudia, in Cambodia. The move marks the company’s first step in building a regional digital infrastructure network, as demand for cloud services in the Kingdom is expected to grow rapidly.
Cloud Demand in Cambodia Set for Double-Digit Growth
Cambodia’s data center and cloud market remains in the early stages but is forecast to expand quickly. Research by Ipsos projects a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.1%, with the market reaching approximately USD 371 million by 2027. Growth is being driven by sectors such as banking, e-commerce, logistics, education, and e-government, where digital infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for operations.
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Government initiatives promoting emerging technologies, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and big data, are also supporting industry development. Analysts highlight that the rapid pace of digital adoption will create opportunities for both international and regional service providers.
Vcloudia Positioned as Full-Stack Cloud Ecosystem
Vcloudia introduces a full-stack ecosystem built on Viettel IDC’s 17 years of operational experience in Vietnam. The platform offers five core pillars: Cloud Compute, Cloud Storage, Cloud Backup, Cloud Network, and Cloud Security. Designed to meet Cambodia’s market conditions, the services aim to reduce costs, ensure scalability, and strengthen cybersecurity for critical sectors such as banking, finance, and government.
Viettel IDC executives noted that the cloud suite is structured to help Cambodian enterprises accelerate digital transformation and adopt advanced technologies like AI and Big Data. The company operates nine data centers in Vietnam that comply with ANSI/TIA-942 Rated 3 standards and hold multiple international certifications, providing the backbone for its regional expansion strategy.
Qualcomm Partnership Signals Next Phase of AI Adoption
The Phnom Penh launch event featured representatives from U.S.-based Qualcomm, signaling a potential partnership on AI platforms and solutions for Cambodian businesses. Viettel IDC said the collaboration aims to help enterprises leverage data, optimize operations, and develop new business models using advanced technologies.
Le Ba Tan, CEO of Viettel IDC, emphasized the tailored approach: “We understand that each market has its own characteristics. Vcloudia brings the most suitable services for the business environment and operational conditions in Cambodia, helping enterprises enhance their competitiveness on their digital journey.”
Cambodia as First Step in Go Global Strategy
The company described Cambodia as the first milestone in its “Go Global” strategy. By introducing Vcloudia, Viettel IDC seeks to position itself not only as a cloud provider but also as a strategic partner for businesses aiming to integrate into global digital value chains.
A Viettel IDC representative said the company is committed to long-term investment: “The launch of Vcloudia in Cambodia is only the beginning of a long-term journey. On the foundation of close friendship and trust between Vietnam and Cambodia, these commitments will be realized, bringing practical value to governments, businesses, and communities alike.”
Industry observers note that the timing of Vcloudia’s launch aligns with Cambodia’s broader economic development goals, where digital infrastructure is expected to play a central role in driving competitiveness and regional integration.
