Per Alex Woodie at IT Jungle:
Unveiled last month, Xerox Cloud Services enables small and midsized businesses to run their IBM i, AIX, Windows, and Linux applications on servers owned and managed by Xerox and its IT services arm, formerly called ACS. The $21 billion IT services and printing giant is also allowing partners to white label the cloud offering to their own clients.
Good detail here, including Xerox’s belief that there’s a market place for more robust systems than just Intel in the cloud; other companies that provide IBM i cloud services; and why IBM itself hasn’t jumped into the Power i cloud market. Woodie speculates that Xerox’s entry could help “…solidify and stabilize the marketplace.”
Read Alex’s article by clicking here.
Disclaimer: I am a Contributing Editor for IT Jungle.
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