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Xseed Co. and ScaleUp Technologies today announced a strategic partnership to create the standards and framework for a globally connected cloud. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Xseed will leverage ScaleUp Technologies technology and development capabilities to help expand its Libra service for rapid global development.
In turn ScaleUp Technologies - headquartered in Hamburg, Germany - is taking the first steps in creating the standards & framework for a globally connected cloud, a cloud computing service aimed for global business development.
Both Xseed and ScaleUp utilize AppLogic, the industry-leading Cloud Computing platform by 3Tera Inc.
"Having 3Tera as a partner helps Xseed and ScaleUp deliver a global cloud solution with AppLogic as a standardized platform," said 3Tera Chairman & CEO, Barry X. Lynn (pictured).
View Barry X. Lynn participating in 4th Cloud Expo CTO Power Panel in Santa Clara, CA
"Cloud computing is an international development, because it creates the ability for companies of all sizes to access world class computing infrastructure anywhere in the world at affordable costs," said Bert Armijo, SVP Product Management and Marketing for 3Tera.
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