- Centre of Excellence positions Malaysia as a regional hub for digital innovation
- Four awards highlight strength in enterprise AI, data and cloud transformation
As Google Cloud Next 2026 kicks off in Las Vegas, the global spotlight has shifted towards the practical, high-impact applications of AI. Amid this premier industry stage, CloudMile, a leading AI and cloud service provider in Southeast Asia, has achieved a historic milestone by winning four Partner of the Year awards for 2026, including the Partner of the Year for Southeast Asia (SEA), showcasing its exceptional delivery capabilities across complex regional markets, diverse regulatory landscapes and multilingual environments.
In the technical categories, CloudMile also secured two specialised APAC regional awards in Databases and Infrastructure Modernisation: Migration, recognising its expertise in large-scale database modernisation and complex cloud migrations across enterprise environments. As a leading AI and cloud provider in Asia, CloudMile has served over 1,400 global enterprises.
The “Google Cloud Partner of the Year” awards are the highest honours within the Google Cloud ecosystem, with rigorous selection criteria requiring partners to achieve the highest standards in technical implementation, revenue growth and customer service experience.
These accolades recognise CloudMile’s world-class expertise in large-scale database modernisation and high-difficulty, zero-downtime cloud migrations. For Malaysian large enterprises, GLCs and “digital natives” looking to optimise core business data without service interruption, these awards cement CloudMile as the preferred partner for mission-critical IT transformations.
A Hub for Regional Innovation
CloudMile’s Kuala Lumpur Centre of Excellence (CoE) is more than a technical hub. It is a catalyst for Malaysia’s journey towards becoming a digital-first country in SEA. Built on the foundation of partnership, talent, technology and community, the CoE unites industry-leading vendors with local engineering expertise. From developing high-level talent through specialised training to deploying advanced AI and security use cases, the CoE ensures regional businesses have the technical depth to lead on a global stage.
CloudMile provides local businesses with direct access to the same expertise that earned global recognition from Google Cloud leadership, which continues to put Malaysia on the Asean map as a digital-first country.
“The Google Cloud Partner Awards honour the strategic innovation and measurable value our partners bring to customers,” said Kevin Ichhpurani, president, global partner ecosystem and channels, Google Cloud. “We are proud to name CloudMile a 2026 Google Cloud Partner Award winner, celebrating their role in driving customer success over the last year.”
Spencer Liu, founder and chairman of CloudMile, expressed his pride in the team: “Winning four major awards is the ultimate validation of our technical prowess. We’ve proven that we master both the forefront of GenAI and the complex engineering required to make it work at scale. This honour belongs to the 1,400+ enterprise clients who trust us to navigate this AI-driven era.”
Meanwhile, Lester Leong, country manager of CloudMile Malaysia, added, “Bringing home a total of four Partner & Specialisation of the Year awards for SEA and GCR is a monumental achievement for our Malaysian operations. It speaks to the deep foundation of trust and commitment we’ve built with our local clients and Google Cloud. We aren’t just selling cloud services; we are building long-term partnerships that drive real success. The CloudMile and Google Cloud wave is unstoppable, and we are ready to help even more Malaysian corporates and digital natives lead the way in AI execution.”
Looking Ahead
CloudMile remains committed to its agile, innovation-first roots, providing comprehensive services including technical consulting, managed cloud services, cybersecurity and AI. By leveraging a market-leading technical team, the company is dedicated to partnering with Malaysian enterprises to move towards a smarter, more digitally resilient future.
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