At the recent VMworld event, VMware announced the enhancements to the company's unified hybrid cloud platform. These new public cloud services and software-defined solutions will enable customers to build applications faster, improve IT security, rapidly recover from disasters and drive meaningful business value, said the company.
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The key component of the unified hybrid cloud platform is VMware’s public cloud, vCloud Air, which allows the cloud and data center to remain connected. This streamlines the process with all resources accessed and shared across the hybrid cloud.
According to VMware, its unified hybrid cloud platform enables customers to create one consistent environment based on VMware vSphere® across the private and public cloud to securely build, run and deliver any traditional or cloud-native application. VMware’s unified hybrid cloud platform is built on a software-defined data center architecture, and offers customers openness and choice in how to build and manage applications and cloud environments based on their needs.
Raghu Raghuram, executive vice president and general manager, Software-Defined Data Center Division, VMware
Digital business transformation is creating new opportunities and new risks across every industry. Applications are the fuel of this digital business transformation. With our One Cloud, Any Application, Any Device™strategy and our unified hybrid cloud platform, VMware is empowering the next wave of industry leaders to deliver applications with the stability, security and reliability of an enterprise, while allowing organizations to innovate with the agility of a startup.
