Fujitsu brings cloud services direct to customer environments with PRIMEFLEX for Microsoft Azure Stack

Issued by CoCre8
Munich, 13 May 2019

Fujitsu customers are now able to unlock the agility, cost control and fast-paced innovation of cloud computing, even for on-premises workloads, with PRIMEFLEX for Microsoft Azure Stack. Available to order now, this latest addition to Fujitsu's PRIMEFLEX Integrated Systems portfolio helps businesses easily create robust but flexible hybrid environments to seamlessly manage their core systems.

Organisations constantly strive to find new and better ways to ensure that IT infrastructures can support new demands. Managing data sovereignty, security, compliance and performance constantly add new layers of complexity, as does the need to support modern application development. Now enterprises are able to take full advantage of the public cloud while keeping key mission-critical systems under their own roof, with the latest addition to Fujitsu's comprehensive PRIMEFLEX Integrated System portfolio.

Deep experience in integrating and managing complex hybrid IT estates is underlined by Fujitsu's status as a Global Systems Integrator for Azure. Fujitsu is further enhancing its comprehensive Azure portfolio with PRIMEFLEX for Microsoft Azure Stack, which delivers a fully tested and ready to run combination of the servers, storage, network connectivity and software required to easily deploy Azure services in an on-premises data centre.

PRIMEFLEX for Microsoft Azure Stack is based on the high-performance and energy-efficient Fujitsu Server PRIMERGY infrastructure, optimised for Microsoft Hyper-V cluster environments. As well as providing excellent performance for virtualisation, PRIMERGY servers help drive down total cost of ownership, with reduced power consumption minimizing heat output, reducing power and cooling costs.

Fujitsu provides flexible Microsoft licensing options for cloud services, including pay-as-you-go consumption and capacity models for disconnected scenarios, helping ensure consistent service delivery across both on-premises and public cloud environments. A wide range of options includes Microsoft Azure compatible middleware, the integration of on-premises data backup with ETERNUS CS appliances, and managed, hybrid and hosting services for Azure.

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The evolving nature of every business means changes, enhancements and upgrades to its data centre infrastructure. Businesses are finding data centre upgrades to be not only disruptive, but also costly. There is a constant need to retrain and re-skill data centre staff in order to effectively manage applications while ensuring data availability, security and energy consumption optimisation. Not to mention maintaining compliance and service level agreements.

Fujitsu South Africa's approach to servers, mainframes, storage and integrated systems offers the flexibility to tailor data centre technologies to its customers' specific requirements. It provides the benefits of secure, robust, future-proofed technologies from a single source supported by a unique, consultative approach. This ensures you get exactly what your organisation demands, bringing true business value to companies.

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Fujitsu is the leading Japanese ICT company, offering a full range of technology products, solutions, and services. Approximately 140 000 Fujitsu people support customers in more than 100 countries. Fujitsu uses its experience and the power of ICT to shape the future of society with its customers. Fujitsu (TSE: 6702) reported consolidated revenues of 4.1 trillion yen (US $39 billion) for the fiscal year ended 31 March 2018. For more information, please see http://www.fujitsu.com.

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