Cloud Partners with Intel, Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Deploy Hybrid Cloud
April 09 2019 - 01:32PM
Dow Jones News
By Aisha Al-Muslim
Alphabet Inc.'s Google Cloud (GOOG) is teaming up with Intel
Corp. (INTC) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) to help
enterprise customers more easily deploy applications on-premise and
via the cloud.
The Google Cloud and Intel will collaborate on Anthos, a new
reference design that will deliver increased workload portability
to customers who want hybrid cloud environments, the companies said
Tuesday.
Intel will publish the production design as an Intel Select
Solution, as well as a developer platform. HPE will offer two HPE
validated designs for Google Cloud's Anthos.
The new Anthos reference design will deliver a stack optimized
for workload portability, enabling deployment of applications
across on-premise data centers and public cloud provider
services.
"Data center environments today are complex, and hardware and
software infrastructure is not 'one size fits all,'" Urs Hölzle,
senior vice president of Technical Infrastructure at Google Cloud,
said in prepared remarks. "Our ability to collaborate with Intel
and take advantage of their technology and product innovation to
deliver Anthos solutions ensures that our customers can run their
applications in the way that best suits them."
Anthos will be delivered by mid-year 2019 with expected delivery
from original equipment manufacturers and solutions integrators
later this year.
Write to Aisha Al-Muslim at Aisha.Al-Muslim@WSJ.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
April 09, 2019 13:17 ET (17:17 GMT)
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