Magnetic Asia modernized its infrastructure using AWS container and video services to reduce deployment time from 0.5–1.5 hours to 10 minutes or less and open up new lines of business. Magnetic Asia is an events management and production company based in Hong Kong. The company is using Amazon EKS to run containerized applications, AWS Elemental MediaLive and AWS Elemental MediaPackage to enable livestreaming, and Amazon DynamoDB to tokenize events.

SoePay is a Hong Kong–based payments solutions provider. By using AWS serverless architecture, SoePay launched SoePay SoftPOS, a secure, software-based contactless payment solution, in three months. The Fintech uses AWS Fargate and Amazon ECS to scale its infrastructure, AWS KMS to manage cryptographic keys, and Amazon Redshift to store data from merchants' smart devices.

With AWS's integration capabilities and serverless tools, Fleet Management Limited is able to build a serverless architecture on AWS cloud with impoved data resiliency and accelerated global performance on application uptime.

With secure APIs on the AWS Cloud, Bank of Asia has new business opportunities to further improve customer experience.

Yedpay enables small businesses in Hong Kong to offer their customers the convenience of card payments through its payment gateway running on AWS.

By shifting from a collocated data center to the AWS Cloud, New World Development has reduced its time-to-market by 30 percent, improved service availability by up to 50 percent, and saved 60 percent on its overall infrastructure cost.

Internet company HK01 operates websites and mobile apps, delivering news and entertainment to Hong Kong residents. The company runs all its digital platforms, including its flagship hk01.com website on AWS, as well as its data analytics and machine-learning environments.

With AWS, Dayta AI is able to avoid upfront hardware costs and offload routine infrastructure management tasks. This has allowed Dayta AI to gain up to 20 percent greater computing price-performance and stay focused on machine learning modelling. Hong Kong–based startup Dayta AI has developed Cyclops, a machine-vision software that retailers use to learn more about their customers’ retail experiences.