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IBM Adding Data Centers, Cloud Computing Lab in Asia

Posted by brennels on December 15, 2009

John Ribeiro, IDG News Service Dec 9, 2009 11:50 pm

“IBM opened a new data center in South Korea on Thursday and said it is building another one in Auckland, New Zealand, to address a surge in demand for cloud computing and IT services in the Asia-Pacific region.

The company also announced the opening of a cloud computing lab in Hong Kong.

The total investment by IBM in these three facilities is about US$100 million, said James M. Larkin, a spokesman for IBM Global Services.

The company, which already has over 400 data centers worldwide, will continue to invest in new data centers that offer cloud computing capabilities, while upgrading existing data centers to support cloud computing, Larkin said.”

Read the full article here on PCWorld.com

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