eCloudvalley in Taiwan expects cloud services demand to grow due to AI
Taiwanese cloud services management company eCloudvalley Digital Technology Co said that the spread of AI agents among enterprises will stimulate demand for cloud services, systems integration and long-term subscriptions. In Taipei, the company presented a portfolio of enterprise solutions for large-scale artificial intelligence deployment, Taipei Times reports.
eCloudvalley integrates and deploys public cloud services from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft’s Azure and Alphabet’s Google Cloud for corporate clients. The new portfolio combines services from subsidiaries CloudRiches Digital Technology, Dynacloud, NeuroBrain Dynamics and eCloudEdge Digital Innovation.
Transition to large-scale deployment
eCloudvalley founder and chairman MP Tsai said that cloud resource consumption will also grow as the use of AI agents increases. According to him, major cloud service providers offer incentives to encourage clients to use AI models available on their platforms.
Tsai noted that building private cloud infrastructure on a company’s own facilities requires significant time and money. Therefore, new enterprise cloud users usually choose public services to gain faster access to AI models. He said eCloudvalley is attracting new clients, while existing ones are increasing their cloud resource consumption as they expand their use of AI.
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The company chairman also said that this trend is creating sustained demand for cloud resources, platform subscriptions, AI management services and maintenance. eCloudvalley’s client renewal rate is about 96%, while one-off projects account for a small share of its business.
Managing AI agents
eCloudvalley AI division head Christine Wang said that more enterprises have begun using AI agents since last year. According to her, nearly all clients that conducted proof-of-concept AI agent trials with the company over the past two to three years have moved these solutions into production environments.
After the first project, early adopters often extend AI solutions to other departments, including customer support, finance, maintenance and manufacturing. The company presented the Multi-AI Agent Hub and ECV AI Governance platforms to integrate agents across platforms and departments and centrally manage models, data, access rights, costs and execution records.
eCloudvalley also plans to discuss new cooperation models with corporate clients, Anthropic and OpenAI, using its systems integration capabilities and engineering team.
