AT&T (Pan-European) Data Center Services
AT&T is the first global carrier to offer industrial strength utility-computing from five super-hubs across the globe. It is also moving ahead with SaaS and continuously improving its business continuity/DR capabilities on a global basis. (6/5/2009)
BT Global Services (Pan-European) BT-HP Data Center Services
The BT and HP strategic alliance is going strong and the companies have supported some large scale transformation projects. BT is also launching Virtual Data Centre and this will have a more immediate impact on its utility computing proposition. (6/5/2009)
IBM (Pan-European) Data Centre Services
IBM has a very broad portfolio for data centre services and has taken the lead in new areas such as dynamic computing and business continuity solutions. Investment continues in earnest to globalize its service offerings. (11/5/2008)
Orange Business Services (Pan-European) Data Center
Orange Business Services has a global network- based data centre offer and a range of MNC customers. But its number of data center facilities is relatively low and it also does not offer a utility computing platform to match its competitors. (6/5/2009)
T-Systems (Deutsche Telekom) (Pan-European) Data Center Services
T-Systems is one of the first with on-demand computing and specializes in SAP. It can also offer twin core data centers on 3 continents to guarantee a high level of business continuity and DR. Yet its visibility outside of Europe is lacking. (6/5/2009)
Verizon Business (Pan-European) Business Data Center Services
Verizon Business has invested significantly in modernizing its global network and data center infrastructure hubs. While it has a strong heritage in managed hosting and security, its utility computing platform is now starting to be a reality. (6/5/2009)
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