The IBM Cloud is seeing a new addition, as NEXTDC is providing a direct connection to the service. It’s available all over Australia through the NEXTDC’s M1 data center in Melbourne.
IBM and NEXTDC Merge Build Powerful Hybrid Cloud
IBM has already merged with other companies like Coca-Cola to optimize cloud usage. In fact, Coca-Cola will be one of the first companies to connect to Softlayer with Direct Link through NEXTDC’s M1 Melbourne data center. This will be fore disaster recovery requirements.
IBM expresses that this new collaboration is a reflection of the importance of connectivity at a national level to Australia’s IT industry. NEXTDC is a centralized point for connections, and with a diverse body of carriers and service providers, it serves as a valuable stepping stone for business connectivity. This cloud merger will make it easier and more efficient for enterprises and cloud platforms from all over the world to work seamlessly and use their services efficiently.
IBM Cloud Will Also Be used by Giant Eagle Migrates
IBM also made an announcement that it will service Giant Eagle, Inc. with their cloud. This new announcement will provide Giant Eagle with flexible pricing based on consumption. It will also make for faster obtention and provisioning of applications, as well as provide for a better system management. In addition, it will add one more layer of transparency in data from the supply chain to the check out registers.
On the new development, Giant Eagle commented that it’s looking to adapt to the newer technologies. The IBM cloud has shown a great leap into the future, and the company is looking to use the platform to make a transformation of their own. Cloud platforms are becoming more relevant by the day in the business world, as it makes for easier storage and clearer, more adapted functioning. Though they may appear more vulnerable to cyber attacks, cloud-based platforms are becoming safer by the day as well, as cyber security is also growing and developing.
IBM Cloud To Help Companies like Coca-Cola
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