Bluehouse: IBM aims to become a major player in Cloud Computing
October 6th, 2008 Leave a comment Visited 38 times, 1 so far today
IBM aims to become a major player in Cloud Computing
US based tech giant IBM probably wants to become a major player in the cloud computing segment of the online market.
The company has now launched an initiative to extend its traditional software delivery model.
IBM said that the businesses today face a variety of challenges as they aim to go global.
Company representative Willy Chiu added: “We are moving our clients, the industry, and even IBM itself to have a mixture of data and applications that live in the data center and in the cloud.”
IBM is now launching a free, open beta for Bluehouse which is their Web-based social-networking and collaboration cloud service.
Market analyst Dana Gardner spoke about IBM: “This is a substantial and potentially market-changing announcement from IBM that it takes cloud computing very seriously and it’s going to be a major player and provider across what the cloud is. IBM is in this to win. They want to be the world’s premier cloud provider.”
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