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Written by analyst Tiny Haynes and co-authored by analysts Gregor Petri, Gianluca Tramacere and Ross Winser, the annual MQ for Managed Hybrid Cloud Hosting, Europe report considers cloud providers who own data centres in Europe to “meet demands of data sovereignty” and provide “more agile computing”. It provides “an impartial evaluation of vendors’ strengths and capabilities”. Interoute was recognised for its “strong focus on automation, self service and application portability” and its proprietary ‘Cloud Fabric’ solution which “simplifies the integration of public and private cloud, colocation and traditional hosting”.
“Our combination of a robust, secure and high performance global cloud infrastructure means both digitally native and established enterprises, can improve performance and maintain compliance,” explained Interoute’s CTO, Matthew Finnie. “The ability to integrate legacy, third party and digital environments on our platform also means they can build on their past while driving their digital transformation initiatives.”
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