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Thailand public-cloud end-user spend split (2024)

~USD 1.8B total

As ofFY2024·Sources3·Primary·Historical series (4 points)

Thailand's organisational spend on public cloud services reached approximately USD 1.8 billion in 2024 per Gartner, up 30.1% year-on-year and one of the highest growth rates in Southeast Asia. The split skews to MNC-led demand on hyperscaler infrastructure, with SaaS the largest single line item globally at roughly 40% of public-cloud spending. Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform together represent the majority of IaaS and PaaS spend; local SaaS vendors and regional managed-service providers anchor the remainder. The donut chart captures the indicative MNC-vs-local-buyer split based on cloud-tier disclosure.

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Thailand's organisational spend on public cloud services reached approximately USD 1.8 billion in 2024 per Gartner, up 30.1% year-on-year and one of the highest growth rates in Southeast Asia. The split skews to MNC-led demand on hyperscaler infrastructure, with SaaS the largest single line item globally at roughly 40% of public-cloud spending. Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform together represent the majority of IaaS and PaaS spend; local SaaS vendors and regional managed-service providers anchor the remainder. The donut chart captures the indicative MNC-vs-local-buyer split based on cloud-tier disclosure.

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What this tells you

Thailand's organisational spend on public cloud services reached approximately USD 1.8 billion in 2024 per Gartner, up 30.1% year-on-year and one of the highest growth rates in Southeast Asia. The split skews to MNC-led demand on hyperscaler infrastructure, with SaaS the largest single line item globally at roughly 40% of public-cloud spending. Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform together represent the majority of IaaS and PaaS spend; local SaaS vendors and regional managed-service providers anchor the remainder. The donut chart captures the indicative MNC-vs-local-buyer split based on cloud-tier disclosure.

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Values are percentage shares of total Thailand public-cloud spend. Indicative split based on cloud-vendor regional disclosure.

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