Global infrastructure regions
Deploy closer to your customers
Access infrastructure across major global cloud regions — Singapore, Southeast Asia, Asia Pacific, East Asia, Europe, North America and Australia. Placement is chosen around latency, availability, compliance and workload requirements.
An abstract representation of regional coverage. It illustrates the relationships between deployment clusters, not precise geography.
SEA — Southeast Asia
Singapore and Southeast Asia
Singapore is the anchor for our regional work. It is well connected across Southeast Asia, operates on international business standards, and is frequently the sensible primary region for applications serving the region.
Why Singapore is often the right primary region
For an application whose users are distributed across Southeast Asia, a Singapore deployment usually gives the most balanced result. It avoids favouring one national market over the others, sits on well-established regional connectivity, and offers a mature operating environment for business systems.
Typical workloads
- Regional customer-facing web applications
- APIs serving Southeast Asian traffic
- SaaS platforms with regional user bases
- Business systems for regional teams
- Low-latency services for nearby markets
APAC & ASIA — Asia Pacific and Asia
Asia Pacific and East Asia
Additional Asian locations support market-specific deployments, regional redundancy and audiences concentrated outside Southeast Asia.
EU — Europe
European regions
European locations cover most requirements for organisations with users, teams or data residency considerations in the region.
NA — North America
North American regions
United States and Canadian locations for organisations whose customers, partners or operations are concentrated in North America.
AU — Australia
Australian regions
Direct deployment for Australian users, and a useful secondary location for organisations already operating in Asia Pacific.
Other available regions
Beyond the locations listed here
The regions above are the ones we are asked about most often. They are not the limit of what can be deployed. Additional international cloud regions are available through established providers, and we will look into a specific location if your requirement calls for it.
Multi-region arrangements are also possible, but they change how data is written, synchronised and read. We plan them deliberately, with a clear statement of what the second region is protecting against and how failover would actually work.
Region abbreviations
- SEA
- Southeast Asia
- APAC
- Asia Pacific
- ASIA
- Asia, including East Asia and South Asia
- EU
- Europe
- NA
- North America
- AU
- Australia
Availability disclaimer
Regional availability may vary by service, infrastructure provider, configuration and technical requirements. Contact our team for current deployment options.
ADOBEVN does not claim to own or operate physical data centres. We plan, deploy and manage workloads using infrastructure available through established cloud providers, and we describe locations in terms of the regions where that infrastructure can be reached.
Not sure which region fits your workload?
Region selection depends on user location, latency tolerance, regulatory considerations, redundancy strategy and cost. We will work through those factors with you and recommend a placement.