3i Infotech unveils Malaysia's first-ever Zero Trust Sovereign Cloud; stock zooms ~3%

9 Sep 2022 , 10:10 AM

3i Infotech, a global information technology player, announced the introduction of NuRe 3i+ powered by Oracle, Malaysia’s first Zero Trust Sovereign Cloud, which is expected to revolutionise the way SMBs and corporations embrace transformation.

The Zero Trust Sovereign Cloud platform will include data and operational sovereignty, ensuring compliance for firms wishing to keep data within the country’s boundaries.

NuRe 3i+ powered by Oracle, as a managed services provider, will provide clients with a comprehensive stack of cloud services across IaaS and PaaS, enabling cloud-native apps as well as mission-critical applications and performance-heavy (HPC, GPU) workloads.

NuRe 3i+ meets stringent data residency, security, and latency standards in Malaysia.

It is also driven by NuRe Edge, a better security architecture that provides zero-trust security to all users that use the sovereign cloud.

The NuRe 3i+ Innovation Lab, built on a futuristic approach, will provide a variety of new solutions such as enhanced analytics, security services, integrations and extensions, and a full spectrum of the app and DevOps services, stated the company.

Following the launch of the NuRe 3i+ powered by Oracle, Zero Trust Sovereign Cloud, Malaysia and the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) can further expand opportunities for work, business, and trade beyond geographical borders while adhering to their country’s data integrity and operational regulations.

It will lay the groundwork for other 3i Infotech NuRe Parks to recruit and develop local talent in new technologies.

At around 10.12 AM, 3i Infotech was trading at Rs48.20 up by 2.55% from its previous closing of Rs47 on the BSE. The scrip opened at Rs48.70 and touched intraday high and low of Rs49.20 and Rs47.80 respectively.

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