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Kevin Nickels, BT's Director, Concept to Market, commented: "After reviewing numerous solutions and considering building a solution internally, we determined that 3Tera's AppLogic is the solution best positioned to meet our immediate needs. AppLogic enables BT to deliver market leading on-demand computing services."
Vlad Miloushev, president and CEO of 3Tera, stated: "We were impressed by BT's market foresight and leadership in the Telco industry. They appreciate the need to stay on top of the utility computing market. By adopting AppLogic, BT will continue to keep its leadership in enabling major new operational capabilities."
"BT has led the industry by aggressively investing billions of dollars a year to build their next generation network, powering the growth of new services such as VoIP and Software as a Service (SaaS)", stated Andrew Schroepfer, founder of Tier1 Research, a research group that tracks the competitive hosting, co-location, Internet services, and software-as-a-service markets for their subscribers. "3Tera has established themselves as a technology enabler in the utility computing space, and BT's partnership with them should give them the ability to offer cutting edge services that are based around simplification, reusable capabilities and hosting of software-based services running as applications."
BT, one of the world's leading providers of communications solutions and services, operates in 170 countries. The company's principal activities include networked IT services; local, national and international telecommunications services; and higher-value broadband and Internet products and services.
The AppLogic Grid operating system is the first commercial platform designed specifically to enable true Utility computing. The operating system converts hosted commodity servers into scalable Grids on which users can visually operate, deploy and scale transactional Web applications without any modification of code. At the heart of AppLogic is 3Tera's disposable infrastructure technology, which makes distributed Web applications self-contained and portable - enabling them to run on any grid anywhere in the world. As a result, applications become completely separated from the hardware infrastructure traditionally needed to run them, allowing users to remotely manage their applications through a Web browser, and provision resources as needed. |