Innogrid and Delta System Join Forces on Private Cloud Transition
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Innogrid and Delta System announced on the 10th that they had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperate on AI, cloud and information security businesses in the public sector.
The two companies plan to jointly target the public private cloud transition market and the AI infrastructure market, and to jointly respond to demand for IT infrastructure modernization at central government ministries, local governments and educational institutions.
The scope of cooperation will expand beyond private cloud into the AI infrastructure sector, and will also include consulting, construction, transition and operations, as well as joint seminars and webinars.
Innogrid and Delta System announced on the 10th that they had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperate on AI, cloud and information security businesses in the public sector. Through the agreement, the two companies plan to jointly target the public private cloud transition market and the AI infrastructure market.
The cooperation aims to combine Innogrid's cloud platform and AI infrastructure technologies with Delta System's execution capabilities in public-sector AI, information security and SI businesses. Based on this, the two companies will jointly respond to demand for IT infrastructure modernization at central government ministries, local governments and educational institutions.
Delta System has experience in projects with the National Information Resources Service and multiple local governments. It has also built up business capabilities in public AI, information security and integrated SI.
The people in the photo are Lee In-seok, CEO of Delta System, and Kim Myung-jin, CEO of Innogrid.
Innogrid has accumulated experience in building, transitioning and operating private clouds in the public, financial and enterprise sectors. Based on this, it has continuously advanced the operational stability and automation features of its cloud platform to address demand for stable transitions and modernization of foreign virtualization environments.
With the agreement as a starting point, the two companies plan to jointly identify private cloud transition and IT infrastructure modernization projects for public institutions. To that end, they will combine Innogrid's cloud platform technology with Delta System's capabilities in public infrastructure proposals, construction and SI, and jointly respond across the entire process of consulting, construction, transition and operations.
The two companies plan to go beyond cooperation at the level of simply replacing virtualization solutions and work together to define infrastructure modernization measures in detail. Their infrastructure modernization direction will reflect not only the stability of existing business systems but also the potential to expand into cloud-native environments and future AI environments.
The scope of cooperation will expand beyond private cloud into the AI infrastructure sector. The two companies plan to jointly pursue public AX projects by combining Innogrid's IaaS, GPU infrastructure, cloud management platform (CMP), GPU resource scheduling and monitoring technologies with Delta System's AI, information security, SW development and infrastructure services capabilities.
Innogrid said it is linking this cooperation to its AI platform roadmap and its technical direction of 'From xPU to AI Platform.' Based on an AI platform technology framework that connects and controls the xPU infrastructure to AI services segment through a single Control Plane, the company also presented a strategy to gradually expand its business scope from existing virtualization infrastructure modernization to GPU and AI infrastructure construction and operations.
To this end, the two companies will strengthen mutual technology exchanges and also enhance expert technical support. They also plan to continue identifying new business opportunities in the public and enterprise markets while pushing ahead with joint seminars and webinars.
Kim Myung-jin, CEO of Innogrid, said the public cloud market is changing in a direction that considers not only the simple replacement of existing infrastructure, but also stable transition and operations as well as future AI infrastructure expansion at the same time. He added that Innogrid will combine its cloud and AI infrastructure technologies with Delta System's public-sector project execution capabilities to support customers' infrastructure modernization and expansion into AI environments.
Lee In-seok, CEO of Delta System, said that if Delta System's accumulated business experience in public AI, information security and SI is used together with Innogrid's cloud and AI infrastructure technologies, the range of technology options available to public-sector customers can be expanded. He added that the two companies will pursue practical joint projects and also work to create references based on their respective expertise.
Innogrid on the 3rd launched OpenStackit 3.5, a private cloud solution that advances its proprietary virtualization technology.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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