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Google Cloud gives you the AI, data and infrastructure that Google runs its own products on. Digithun gives you the certified engineers, the local billing and the 24×7 Thai support that turn it into something your team can actually operate.
From an assessment of your existing data landscape, to a cloud roadmap built around it, to design and deployment by certified architects — now with your data in Thailand.
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Reply within 1 business day. No obligation, no sales pressure.
Google Cloud Partner & Authorized Reseller · Data Analytics Specialization · Healthcare & Life Sciences Recognition · 1 of 8 PanyaThAI Agentic AI Partners · ISO/IEC 29110 (SGS)
⟦Data Analytics Specialization badge — artwork not on disk yet⟧ Awarded to Digithun by Google, not self-declared. The Specialization is held by the company; the certifications below are held by named engineers.
// The platform
What is Google Cloud?
Google Cloud is Google’s public cloud platform — the same infrastructure, data systems and AI models that run Google Search, YouTube, Gmail and Maps, made available for your business to build on.
It spans more than 150 products across six areas: AI and machine learning, data and analytics, compute and infrastructure, networking, security, and productivity. Use one or all of them, pay only for what you consume, and scale from a single virtual machine to a global platform without changing vendor.
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150+
products
One platform, from virtual machines to frontier AI models
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43
regions, 130 zones
Including Bangkok — your data can now stay in Thailand
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$300
free credits for new customers
Plus 25+ products free up to monthly usage limits
// Thailand region · asia-southeast3
Your data can now stay in Thailand.
On 21 January 2026, Google Cloud opened its Bangkok region — three availability zones, Google’s 43rd region worldwide, and the end of the conversation that used to stop every Thai cloud project at “but where does the data live?”
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3 zones
Availability zones in Bangkok, for real in-country high availability
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21 Jan 2026
Launch date — Google’s 43rd cloud region
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US$1 billion
Committed by Google to Thailand’s cloud and data centre infrastructure
What it actually changes for you
| Term | Description |
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| Data residency | Store and process specified data within Thailand’s borders, with default multi-layered encryption and customer-managed keys through Cloud KMS |
| PDPA | Google states the region lets organisations “maintain full alignment with local regulations, including the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)” — the residency question stops being a blocker in security review |
| Latency | Traffic no longer round-trips to Singapore. ⟦our own measured Bangkok latency figure + method⟧ The difference is most visible in chatty applications, interactive dashboards and real-time systems |
| Compliance | The region carries ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, 27018 · PCI DSS · SOC 1, 2, 3 |
| AI in-country | Google’s launch announcement names Vertex AI, Gemini 3, Imagen and Veo ⟦verify per-service availability and state the date checked⟧ |
| Sovereign option | For the strictest requirements, Google has partnered with Gulf Edge on a sovereign cloud offering in Thailand |
Should you move to the Thailand region?
Not automatically. Moving regions is a migration, and it’s only worth doing where it pays. Here’s the honest version:
| ✓ Move it | ! Think twice |
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| Anything holding personal data where PDPA residency is a live requirement | Storage-heavy archives — Cloud Storage currently prices higher in Thailand than Singapore |
| Latency-sensitive workloads — interactive apps, dashboards, real-time systems, contact centre | Workloads already running well in Singapore with no residency requirement and no latency complaint |
| Compute-heavy steady-state workloads, where the Thailand region prices lower | Services not yet available in the region — check availability before committing |
| Anything currently blocked in security review over data location | Anything mid-flight in another migration — don’t stack two moves |
Regional price differences move. Figures reported as of 31 January 2026 showed Compute Engine and BigQuery cheaper in Thailand and Cloud Storage more expensive. Verify current pricing before relying on them.
We’ll tell you which of your workloads belong in Bangkok and which don’t — as a two-week assessment, with the analysis yours to keep.
Get a free Thailand Region Fit Assessment
Who’s already there
Google named True Digital Group, KASIKORN Business-Technology Group (KBTG), Dhipaya Group Holdings and Krungthai Card (KTC) among the region’s launch customers — and projects a THB 1.4 trillion (US$41 billion) contribution to Thailand’s economy over five years, supporting an average of 130,000 jobs a year.
// Why Google Cloud
Six reasons teams choose Google Cloud.
Every hyperscaler will tell you they’re scalable, reliable and secure. Here’s what’s specifically true of Google Cloud in 2026 — with the numbers attached.
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AI that’s already in production, not in a demo
Google builds the models, the chips and the platform, so the AI isn’t bolted on.
- Nearly 75% of Google Cloud customers already use its AI products in their business
- 330 customers each processed over a trillion tokens in the past 12 months
- Google’s models handle more than 16 billion tokens per minute through direct API use
- Gemini Enterprise brings agents, enterprise search and Workspace intelligence into one platform
Source: Google Cloud Next ’26
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Data that’s ready for AI on day one
BigQuery is a serverless data warehouse — no clusters to size, no servers to patch. Your team writes SQL, not infrastructure. Pair it with Looker for one governed definition of every business metric, and your data platform is AI-ready without a second migration.
This is the work we do most. Data pipelines, data lakes, data warehouses, analytics and machine learning on Google Cloud — designed and deployed by certified architects and engineers.
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Infrastructure built for the AI era
Where Google publishes its hardest numbers — and its only public head-to-head hyperscaler comparisons.
Claim Detail Managed Lustre: up to 20× faster than other hyperscalers 10 TB/s bandwidth — a 10× improvement year over year Axion N4A: up to 30% better price-performance than agent workloads on other hyperscalers For GKE Agent Sandbox workloads TPU 8i: 80% better performance per dollar for inference than the prior generation Plus up to 5× lower on-chip latency GKE pod startup up to 80% faster, models load 5× faster Time-to-first-token cut by more than 70% Source: AI infrastructure at Next ’26
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Security built in, not bought in
Google secures Gmail, Chrome, Android and Search — billions of users — on the same underlying stack you inherit. Encryption at rest and in transit is on by default, identity is centralised through IAM, and threat intelligence comes from Google’s own global visibility rather than a third-party feed.
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Collaboration in the same platform
Google Workspace isn’t a separate purchase from a separate vendor — it’s the same identity, the same admin console and the same security policy as your cloud workloads. One contract, one place to manage access.
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Sovereignty and data residency you can actually satisfy
This used to be the reason Thai organisations ruled Google Cloud out. It’s now a reason to look again.
- Data in Thailand. The Bangkok region (asia-southeast3) means specified data is stored and processed inside the country, with PDPA alignment stated by Google
- Sovereign cloud. Google’s partnership with Gulf Edge provides a sovereign offering for requirements beyond standard residency
- On your own premises. Google Distributed Cloud runs Google Cloud in your data centre or at the edge — air-gapped or connected
Google’s framing: “You get world-class AI innovation in your own premises without the toil.” · Forrester 2026: “Sovereignty Is The New Differentiator.”
// Cloud Advisory
Understanding business goals is what we do best. To get you there, our certified consultants apply technology, industry and consulting expertise. The result? Measurable and actionable plans taking you to the next level.
That starts with an honest look at where you are now — your existing data landscape, your current cloud spend, and what’s actually worth moving. You keep the roadmap whether or not you work with us.
Four ways to buy Google — all through one invoice.
| Product | What it is | What we do with it |
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| Google Cloud Platform | Compute, data, AI and networking to build and run anything | Migration · landing zone · data platform · AI engineering · managed operations |
| Google Workspace | Gmail, Drive, Meet, Calendar and Docs with Gemini built in | Deployment · migration from Microsoft 365 or on-prem · security hardening · change management |
| Google Maps Platform | Google’s real-time knowledge of the physical world, in your app | Store locator · delivery routing · fleet visibility · site selection |
| Chrome Enterprise | The browser as your security perimeter and AI entry point | Managed browsing · BYOD enablement · policy rollout |
One partner, one contract, one invoice in Thai Baht — across every Google product you use.
// Explore the platform
The Google Cloud products we work with most.
Google Cloud has over 150 products. These are the ones that come up in almost every project we run — grouped the way Google groups them today, with AI first.
AI and machine learning
| Product | Description |
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 Vertex AI | One platform to build, tune, deploy and monitor models — including Gemini — without stitching together tooling |
| Gemini Enterprise | Enterprise search, agents and assistants over your own company data, with governance and audit built in |
| Document AI | Turns invoices, contracts and forms into structured data — the fastest ROI project in most back offices |
| Contact Center AI | Voice and chat agents that handle routine calls and hand off cleanly to humans |
Data and analytics
| Product | Description |
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 BigQuery | Serverless data warehouse — query terabytes in seconds with no cluster to manage, and run ML directly in SQL |
 Looker | One governed definition of every business metric, so finance and ops stop arguing about whose number is right |
| Dataflow | Streaming and batch pipelines on one engine, so real-time and historical data share the same code |
 Pub/Sub | Event backbone for real-time systems — the plumbing behind most streaming architectures |
Compute and infrastructure
| Product | Description |
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 Compute Engine | Virtual machines with live migration — Google can patch the host without shutting your VM down |
 Google Kubernetes Engine | Managed Kubernetes from the team that created Kubernetes |
 Cloud Run | Deploy a container, get a scalable HTTPS service. Scales to zero, so idle costs nothing |
 Cloud Storage | Object storage from hot to archive, with lifecycle rules that move data down the tiers automatically |
Databases
| Product | Description |
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 Cloud SQL | Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server — the usual first stop when migrating an existing database |
 AlloyDB | PostgreSQL-compatible, built for demanding transactional and analytical workloads |
 Spanner | Relational database with global consistency and horizontal scale — for systems that can’t go down |
| Firestore | Serverless document database for mobile and web apps with real-time sync |
Networking and security
| Product | Description |
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| Cloud Load Balancing | One global anycast IP in front of your service, no regional load balancer sprawl |
| Cloud CDN | Content served from Google’s edge — the same network that delivers YouTube |
 Cloud Armor | WAF and DDoS protection at Google’s edge, before traffic reaches your infrastructure |
 Security Command Center | One view of misconfigurations, vulnerabilities and threats across your whole Google Cloud estate |
Not sure which of these you need? Get a free Cloud Assessment — we map your workloads to the right services in 2 weeks.
Our Cloud Core Services.
Six things we do on Google Cloud. Every one of them is delivered by the same certified team that sells you the platform.
| Service | What it means in practice | Link |
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 Google Cloud Development & Cloud Solutions | Architecture, landing zone and implementation for enterprise cloud infrastructure — built to be handed over, not held hostage | /services/cloud-migration |
 Google Cloud Support for Solution Success | Ongoing technical support in Thai and English, with escalation into Google when it’s Google’s problem | /services/managed-cloud |
| Data Pipeline, Lake & Warehouse Services | Design and deployment of the pipelines, lakes and warehouses your analytics and AI depend on | /services/data-platform-ai |
 Google Looker & Advanced Data Analytics | One governed set of business metrics, self-service for the teams that need them | /services/data-platform-ai |
| Generative AI on Vertex AI Development | GenAI that reaches production — with guardrails, evaluation and cost control, not a demo that stalls | /services/data-platform-ai |
| CDP — Customer Data Platform Development | A single customer view built on Google Cloud, so marketing and service work from the same profile | /services/cdp not yet published |
Certified architects and engineers design, plan and deploy every one of these.
// Why Digithun
You can buy Google Cloud directly. Here’s why our customers don’t.
Buying through Digithun costs you nothing extra — Google’s list price is Google’s list price. What changes is everything around it: how you’re invoiced, what discount you get, and who picks up the phone at 2am.
The commercial side
| Term | Description |
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| Invoice in Thai Baht | No USD credit card, no FX surprises, no foreign transaction fees on your monthly bill |
| Proper tax invoice in your company’s name | Full ใบกำกับภาษี, compliant with Thai law — your finance team stops treating cloud as a problem |
| Bank transfer, with credit terms | No corporate card required, and ⟦N⟧-day payment terms available |
| No mark-up. Ever. | We do not add a margin on top of Google’s pricing. Your bill through us is never higher than buying direct — ⟦pass-through discount %⟧ |
| One invoice across every cloud | Google Cloud, Workspace, Maps, Chrome Enterprise — and Alibaba Cloud — consolidated into one monthly bill |
| Committed Use Discounts managed for you | We model, recommend and manage CUDs and Savings Plans so you’re not paying on-demand rates for steady workloads |
| Access to Google funding programmes | Migration credits, POC funding and startup credits are allocated through partners — you cannot request most of them buying direct |
The capability side
| Term | Description |
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| ⟦N⟧ certified engineers | Architects, data engineers, security and network specialists — in Bangkok, in your timezone.
⟦Data Engineer + Cloud Security Engineer badges⟧
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| Support in Thai and English, 24×7 | Escalation into Google when it’s Google’s problem, our own engineers when it isn’t |
| Migration, not just licences | We’re an implementation partner, not a billing desk. The team that sells you the platform is the team that builds on it |
| FinOps from day one | Monthly cost reporting, right-sizing recommendations and anomaly alerts included — not sold as an add-on |
| A named technical contact | On our Enterprise tier, a Technical Account Manager and a monthly business review — not a ticket queue |
Same Google. Same price or better. A local team that answers.
Buying direct vs buying through Digithun.
| Direct from Google | Through Digithun | |
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| Payment method | Credit card (USD) | Bank transfer (THB) or credit card |
| Currency | USD | Thai Baht |
| Tax invoice (ใบกำกับภาษี) | ✗ | ✓ |
| Payment terms | Charged monthly to card | ⟦N⟧-day credit terms |
| Price on Google services | List price | List price or better — never higher |
| FX / card fees | Bank FX + foreign transaction fee | None |
| Technical support | Paid support plan | Included from ⟦tier name⟧ |
| Support language | English | Thai and English |
| Committed Use Discount management | You model it yourself | We model and manage it |
| Migration / POC funding | Generally not available | We apply on your behalf |
| Consolidated multi-cloud billing | ✗ | ✓ Google Cloud + Workspace + Maps + Alibaba Cloud, one invoice |
| Implementation help | Buy separately | Same team, same contract |
Already on Google Cloud? Moving your billing to Digithun takes about a week, doesn’t touch your projects, resources or IAM, and your existing committed use discounts transfer with you. Learn how billing transfer works
Cloud: Beyond Technology, a Paradigm Transformation
The full value of cloud arrives when you stop treating it as a technology purchase and start treating it as a change in how the business runs. That’s where the real potential is.
Three ways to start.
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Move your billing
Already on Google Cloud and just want a THB invoice, a tax invoice and a discount. About a week — nothing changes in your projects.
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Get assessed
You know you need to move but not where to start. Free Cloud Assessment, 2–3 weeks — you keep the roadmap either way.
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Just talk to someone
You have a specific problem and want a technical opinion. A Google Cloud architect, not a salesperson. Reply within 1 business day.
Frequently asked questions.
Is it more expensive to buy Google Cloud through a partner?
No. You pay Google’s list price or less. Digithun does not add a mark-up — our margin comes from Google, not from you. ⟦state the exact discount if one is passed through⟧
Can I get a Thai tax invoice for my cloud spend?
Yes. We issue a full ใบกำกับภาษี in your company’s name, in Thai Baht, every month — for Google Cloud, Google Workspace, Maps, Chrome Enterprise and Alibaba Cloud on a single invoice.
I’m already using Google Cloud. Can I switch my billing to you?
Yes, and it’s simpler than most people expect. Your projects, resources, IAM and configuration are untouched — only the billing account changes. It takes about a week. Existing Committed Use Discounts transfer with you.
What happens to my Committed Use Discounts if I switch?
Existing CUDs transfer to your new billing account. New CUDs are purchased through Digithun for the remainder of your term. We’ll model whether committing is worth it before you sign anything.
Do I have to buy implementation services to buy licences from you?
No. Plenty of our customers buy only the billing relationship and run everything themselves. The engineering team is there when you want it.
Which region should Thai companies use?
Since 21 January 2026 there’s a Google Cloud region in Bangkok (asia-southeast3) with three availability zones, so for most Thai organisations the answer is now Thailand — particularly if you handle personal data and PDPA residency matters, or if latency affects the user experience. Singapore (asia-southeast1) still makes sense for workloads that need a service not yet available in Bangkok, or where a multi-region setup calls for it. We’ll map this workload by workload rather than guess.
We’re already on Google Cloud in Singapore. Should we move to Bangkok?
Not automatically — moving regions is a migration, and it should pay for itself. It’s usually worth it for anything holding personal data where residency is a live requirement, for latency-sensitive applications, and for compute-heavy workloads where regional pricing favours Thailand. It’s often not worth it for storage-heavy archives, or for workloads running happily in Singapore with no residency or latency pressure. Our two-week Thailand Region Fit Assessment answers this with your actual workloads and your actual bill, and you keep the analysis either way.
Is Google Cloud cheaper in the Thailand region?
It depends on the service. Regional pricing genuinely differs — some services price lower in Thailand than Singapore, and at least one (Cloud Storage) has priced higher. Anyone who tells you the whole region is cheaper hasn’t checked. We’ll model it against your real usage before you move anything.
Is my data safe under PDPA?
Data in the Bangkok region stays within Thailand’s borders, with encryption at rest and in transit by default and customer-managed keys available through Cloud KMS. Google states the region supports full alignment with the PDPA, and it carries ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, 27018, PCI DSS and SOC 1, 2 and 3. For workloads with requirements beyond standard residency, Google’s sovereign cloud partnership with Gulf Edge and Google Distributed Cloud provide further options.
How does Google Cloud compare to AWS and Azure?
For most workloads all three are viable. Google Cloud tends to win on data and AI — BigQuery is serverless, so there’s no cluster to size, and Google builds its own models and chips. Google publishes two direct comparisons: Managed Lustre at up to 20× faster than other hyperscalers, and Axion N4A at up to 30% better price-performance for agent workloads. If you’re mostly running commodity VMs, the decision usually comes down to pricing, existing skills and support — and we’ll tell you honestly if Google isn’t the right fit.
What support do I get, and in what language?
Thai and English, 24×7. Escalation into Google for platform issues, our own engineers for everything else. Support tiers start free with a billing relationship.
Can you help us apply for Google migration credits or funding?
Yes — this is one of the main reasons to work with a partner. Migration credits, POC funding and startup credits are allocated through the partner channel and are generally not available if you buy direct. We’ll tell you what you qualify for before you commit.
Do you build Customer Data Platforms on Google Cloud?
Yes — it’s one of our core services, and one of the few things on this page that most Google Cloud partners don’t do. We’ve built CDPs that unify customer data across systems into a single profile on Google Cloud, so marketing, service and analytics all work from the same view.
Can you work with our existing data warehouse or lake?
Usually, yes. Our assessment starts with what you already have — the point is to find what’s worth keeping, what’s worth moving and what’s worth retiring, not to rebuild everything by default.
How long does a typical migration take?
An assessment takes 2–3 weeks. A landing zone takes about 6 weeks. A first migration wave usually runs 8–12 weeks depending on how many systems move together. We give you a week-by-week plan before you sign.
Do you work with Alibaba Cloud too?
Yes. We’re a partner on both platforms and bill them on one invoice. If your workload is better suited to Alibaba Cloud — particularly for the China market — we’ll say so.
Let’s talk about your Google Cloud.
Tell us what you’re trying to solve. A Google Cloud architect will read it — not a sales development rep — and reply within 1 business day.
Innovate for the better tomorrow.
// Corporate update
Our
Move
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Buying the platform and building on it used to be two conversations with two suppliers. It is one conversation now: we resell Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud and BytePlus, and the same engineers who size the environment stay with it through production support.
For teams already running with us, nothing changes technically — the difference is commercial. Licensing, quota and billing sit with the people who know what the workload actually does.
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A certified implementation partner works to the cloud provider's published reference architectures. In practice that means your landing zone, IAM model and network layout look like something any Google Cloud engineer can pick up — including the next team you hire.
It also means the review gates are not ours to waive. Where the reference architecture asks for separation of duties or a break-glass path, it gets built.
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Hospital data arrives in fragments — HIS exports, lab feeds, scanned forms, free-text notes in Thai and English. Before a model sees any of it, someone has to answer where each field came from, who consented to what, and which records must never leave the country.
We build that layer first. It is slower to demo and it is the reason the pilots survive contact with a real ward.
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Live commerce moves fast enough that the recommendation loop has to close in the same session. That puts the weight on the event pipeline, not the model: what counts as a view, when a cart event lands, how quickly the feature store sees it.
We treat the BytePlus components as a stack to be wired properly rather than a switch to be flipped. The lift comes from the wiring.
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The site you are reading ships as static HTML, one stylesheet and one script, served by a Node process with a strict content security policy. There is no analytics tag, no font CDN and no tracker.
It is partly a statement of taste and partly a working sample: the same restraint we bring to a client's platform, applied to our own front door.
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Warehouses fill up faster than they get governed. By the time a model needs a feature, nobody can say which of the four revenue columns is authoritative, and the project stalls in a meeting about definitions.
The fix is unglamorous: contracts on the ingest side, lineage through the transformations, and one owner per domain. Do that and the AI work stops being archaeology.