ASUS has with Taiwan Show Chwan Health Care System to create an alliance on cloud computing in the field of medicine. The Alliance will develop three cloud platforms: personal health care, public health and medical research.

As part of the platform for the care of personal health alliance will provide customers cloud storage volume of 5 GB for storage of medical records, and various health indicators (such as, for example, blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, etc.). Access to that cloud storage can be controlled by smartphones, tablets and other terminals.

The platform will provide medical health services, integrated Show Chwan. Medical research platform will allow people to transfer their personal health data for analysis in the medical or research institutions. The results of the research will be directed to the appropriate medical organizations to support the implementation of preventive medicine.

For the successful operation of all three platforms ASUS will provide the technology of cloud computing and data centers, and the alliance will provide Show Chwan personal medical records of people.

In October this year, ASUS announced that it is going to create three data centers in the first half of 2013 to meet the growing demand of users in the field of cloud computing. Currently, cloud service ASUS uses about 10 million people around the world.