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Fujitsu Launches Cloud Service K5 in Germany
MUNICH, November 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Fujitsu today announces the introduction of high-availability data centers in Germany
to enhance its new-generation IaaS and PaaS Cloud Service K5. This is the only cloud
computing platform that enables digital transformation through deploying OpenStack across
all cloud deployment modes, guaranteeing infrastructure and application compatibility as
well as offering native cloud application development and API management tools.
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 accelerates application development and brings together
enterprise-grade reliability, performance and scalability with the cost efficiencies of
open source-based cloud technology. A key part of Fujitsu MetaArc
[http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/resources/news/press-releases/2015/emeai-151117-fujitsu-metaarc-enables-customers-to.html ]
, a comprehensive portfolio comprising cutting edge
technologies, infrastructure and managed services to realize digital transformation, K5
enables organizations to develop and deploy new cloud-native applications to digitalize
their business models and processes, while also exploiting the value of existing IT
installations, through seamless and consistent integration into new cloud applications.
Thanks to a new regional home base in Frankfurt am Main, customers gain access to
German hosting in two new availability zones - also known as 'cloud islands' - for all
four cloud deployment models: Public Cloud, Virtual Private Hosted, Dedicated and
Dedicated On-Premise. This means that German firms can benefit from guaranteed data
residency for cloud computing, meeting any legislative, legal or compliance requirements
that restrict certain data to be held within German geographic boundaries. Customers in
Germany may also choose to use Fujitsu K5 cloud services in other availability zones.
Mark Phillips, Head of Hybrid IT at Fujitsu EMEIA, says: "Companies today need to
react faster and be more agile than ever to take advantage of new market developments and
meet changing business requirements. As we enhance the Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 with a new
local presence in Germany, we are underlining how our customers can exploit the full
potential of their existing IT infrastructure while benefiting from the advantages of
cloud computing."
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 is based on open source architecture. By using OpenStack as
the basis for Cloud Service K5, Fujitsu can deliver previously unattainable cost
efficiencies, opening the door to lower Total Cost of Ownership, with the service backed
by robust Service Level Agreements.
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 is available worldwide and can be consumed as a private cloud
running either in on-premise data centers or hosted by Fujitsu, as well as public cloud
with support for virtual private cloud. Already fully operational in Japan and the UK
[http://www.fujitsu.com/global/solutions/cloud/k5 ], the new K5 data center in Finland is
expected to go live in January next year, and in Germany and Spain in March 2017. Fujitsu
plans to continue the global rollout in 2017 and beyond with further K5 data centers
planned in Singapore, Australia and the United States. (Subject to change)
Read the full press release at:
http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/resources/news/press-releases
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Media contactsÂ
Isabell HorvathÂ
Director of PRÂ
Corporate CommunicationsÂ
Global MarketingÂ
Tel: +49-(89)-62060-4419Â
E-mail: isabell.horvath@ts.fujitsu.com Â
About Fujitsu: http://www.fujitsu.com/in/about/index.htmlÂ
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Fujitsu
Fujitsu Launches Cloud Service K5 in Germany
MUNICH, November 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Fujitsu today announces the introduction of high-availability data centers in Germany
to enhance its new-generation IaaS and PaaS Cloud Service K5. This is the only cloud
computing platform that enables digital transformation through deploying OpenStack across
all cloud deployment modes, guaranteeing infrastructure and application compatibility as
well as offering native cloud application development and API management tools.
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 accelerates application development and brings together
enterprise-grade reliability, performance and scalability with the cost efficiencies of
open source-based cloud technology. A key part of Fujitsu MetaArc
[http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/resources/news/press-releases/2015/emeai-151117-fujitsu-metaarc-enables-customers-to.html ]
, a comprehensive portfolio comprising cutting edge
technologies, infrastructure and managed services to realize digital transformation, K5
enables organizations to develop and deploy new cloud-native applications to digitalize
their business models and processes, while also exploiting the value of existing IT
installations, through seamless and consistent integration into new cloud applications.
Thanks to a new regional home base in Frankfurt am Main, customers gain access to
German hosting in two new availability zones - also known as 'cloud islands' - for all
four cloud deployment models: Public Cloud, Virtual Private Hosted, Dedicated and
Dedicated On-Premise. This means that German firms can benefit from guaranteed data
residency for cloud computing, meeting any legislative, legal or compliance requirements
that restrict certain data to be held within German geographic boundaries. Customers in
Germany may also choose to use Fujitsu K5 cloud services in other availability zones.
Mark Phillips, Head of Hybrid IT at Fujitsu EMEIA, says: "Companies today need to
react faster and be more agile than ever to take advantage of new market developments and
meet changing business requirements. As we enhance the Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 with a new
local presence in Germany, we are underlining how our customers can exploit the full
potential of their existing IT infrastructure while benefiting from the advantages of
cloud computing."
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 is based on open source architecture. By using OpenStack as
the basis for Cloud Service K5, Fujitsu can deliver previously unattainable cost
efficiencies, opening the door to lower Total Cost of Ownership, with the service backed
by robust Service Level Agreements.
Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 is available worldwide and can be consumed as a private cloud
running either in on-premise data centers or hosted by Fujitsu, as well as public cloud
with support for virtual private cloud. Already fully operational in Japan and the UK
[http://www.fujitsu.com/global/solutions/cloud/k5 ], the new K5 data center in Finland is
expected to go live in January next year, and in Germany and Spain in March 2017. Fujitsu
plans to continue the global rollout in 2017 and beyond with further K5 data centers
planned in Singapore, Australia and the United States. (Subject to change)
Read the full press release at:
http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/resources/news/press-releases
Â
Media contactsÂ
Isabell HorvathÂ
Director of PRÂ
Corporate CommunicationsÂ
Global MarketingÂ
Tel: +49-(89)-62060-4419Â
E-mail: isabell.horvath@ts.fujitsu.com Â
About Fujitsu: http://www.fujitsu.com/in/about/index.htmlÂ
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Fujitsu