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Outscale
"We deliver instant storage and compute capacity to companies in the US, Europe and Asia. Outscale is an innovative, smart and secure cloud infrastructure. It’s Excellence as a Service." said Laurent Seror, CEO.
Today the challenge for any companies is to define a cloud strategy that is reliable, efficient and answers digitalization challenges. Choosing the right Cloud computing infrastructure is cornerstone a successful cloud strategy. At Outscale, we give our customers the means to build a strategy based onCloud computing solutions that are both high performance and reliable.
Built in 2010 with support from Dassault Systèmes, Outscale delivers the highest standards of performance and quality for enterprise Cloud services : hosting infrastructure, storage and compute.
Designed as an IaaS solution from the ground up, the Outscale technology places the enterprise at the center of a fully automated and elastic cloud which was designed to overcome the most complex technological challenges found in enterprise, while keeping operational budgets under control. Our customers are now free to take back their IT and focus on their core business objectives.
Your tailor-made Cloud Solution:
An automated and scalable Cloud designed to support your complex IT projects and controlling their operational costs. Opting for the Outscale IaaS Cloud service gives you the ability to adapt instantly to every new requirement, and schedule infrastructure developments by focusing on the potential benefits for you.
Deploying your infrastructure on the Outscale Cloud Platform gives you detailed control of the resources you use, and allows you to optimize both performance and cost.
Software Defined Anything: Take advantage of the virtualization
TINA OS, our proprietary cloud manager, manages and automates your Cloud infrastructure fully compatible
AWS EC2 and Openstack (GPU NVIDIA Grid K2 supported). With comprehensive APIs to control the resources you have available, you can react automatically to every development– driven need.
Used in conjunction with your own metrics, APIs allow your infrastructure to adapt proactively in response to load peaks, a flow of new users or the addition of new functions to your service in response to new needs.
A global and multi-sovereign Cloud to drive your business:
We offer a multi-soverign cloud and an international coverage to their customers. Outscale is present in the United-States, Europe and Asia trough 3 companies.
Outscale’s infrastructures are located in different countries and continents, allowing you to store your information on French, american or Chinese territories if your security needs and confidentiality require it.
Outscale is provinding a « follow the sun » presence in order to maintain around-the-clock availability of its infrastructure and software layer, TINA OS Cloud Manager. Our teams are committed to guarantee 24/7 availability of the IaaS.
An Enterprise-Grade Cloud through all the points if presence:
Outscale’s architecture is proven by the biggest IT manufacturers partners: Cisco, Intel, NetApp and Nvidia.
Succeed with Outscale, IaaS Enterprise-Grade Cloud Computing:
- IT resources virtualisation fully customizable
- APIs compatible with AWS EC2
- International coverage
- 5 Clouds multi-sovereign (North America, Europe, Asia)
- ISO/EIC 27001:2013 certification
Insights
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The concern employers now show for their workers' happiness is not entirely altruistic. Evidence abounds that happy employees are productive employees, although you wouldn't know that from the software that many are forced to use. READ MORE +
Big data is widely regarded as transformative for business. There is barely a business in existence that wouldn't benefit from more data about its operations, its customers, and the marketplace. However, there is still no shortage of decision makers who decline to see the potential advantage, often as a reflexive reaction... READ MORE +
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In all areas of business, from HR to logistics, and from product design to manufacturing, the ability to deploy information infrastructure accelerates the pace of innovation, shortening innovation cycles and allowing us to truly iterate. READ MORE +
Enterprise adoption among small and medium enterprises is growing. Once the preserve of startups and large corporations, smaller businesses that had until now been content with their legacy systems have recognized the benefits that infrastructure-as-a-service can bring to their business. READ MORE +
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