Innogrid and Delta System Join Forces to Target Public Private Cloud Migration Market
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Innogrid and Delta System signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for cooperation in AI, cloud, and information security businesses in the public sector. The two companies will jointly target the public-sector private cloud migration market and the AI infrastructure market. The scope of cooperation covers cloud migration of existing virtualization environments, GPU infrastructure deployment, and joint proposals, deployment, and operations.
Innogrid and Delta System will jointly target the public-sector private cloud migration market and the AI infrastructure market. Innogrid announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Delta System on the 9th at its headquarters in Seoul to cooperate on AI, cloud, and information security businesses in the public sector.
The agreement is intended to address demand for infrastructure migration centered on public institutions amid changes in license and cost policies in the global virtualization market. The two companies signed the deal in line with rising demand for infrastructure migration in the public sector.
The two companies will combine Innogrid's cloud platform and AI infrastructure technologies with Delta System's SI, AI, and information security capabilities in the public sector. The scope of cooperation will expand from cloud migration projects for existing virtualization environments to GPU infrastructure deployment.
Based on this, they will jointly identify private cloud migration and IT infrastructure modernization projects for central government ministries, local governments, and educational institutions. They will also jointly respond to the entire process, from business consulting and proposals to deployment, migration of existing systems, and operations.
This collaboration is not limited to replacing existing foreign virtualization solutions. The two companies are focusing on building infrastructure that can be expanded into cloud-native and AI environments in the future while promoting the stable migration of work systems. Through this, they aim to set the direction of cooperation toward laying the foundation for expansion rather than a simple replacement.
The process will be carried out as a phased cloud environment migration while maintaining continuity of operations for existing systems. The focus is on moving work systems without disruption by gradually shifting them to the cloud while keeping current operations running.
A key area of cooperation is AI infrastructure. Innogrid will provide IaaS, GPU infrastructure, CMP, GPU resource scheduling, and monitoring technologies, while Delta System will be responsible for its AI, information security, and software development integration capabilities. The two companies plan to pursue joint projects targeting public institutions and to support the expansion of GPU-based AI infrastructure after building cloud computing environments for public institutions. They also plan to leverage the project experience each has accumulated in the public sector to secure business cases that extend from joint proposals to deployment and operations.
This cooperation is linked to Innogrid's own technology direction, "From xPU to AI Platform." Based on its own technologies, Innogrid is pushing a concept of managing computing resources such as GPU, NPU, CPU, and QPU as well as AI services under a single control system, while expanding its business scope from virtualization infrastructure modernization to GPU and AI infrastructure deployment and operations.
The two companies plan to strengthen technology exchanges and expert support. They also plan to hold joint seminars and webinars, with the goal of identifying additional business opportunities in the public and enterprise markets.
Kim Myung-jin, CEO of Innogrid, said the public cloud market is changing in a direction that takes into account not only the simple replacement of existing infrastructure, but also stable migration and operations as well as future AI infrastructure expansion. He said the company aims to support customers' infrastructure modernization and expansion into AI environments by combining Innogrid's cloud and AI infrastructure technologies with Delta System's public-sector project execution capabilities.
Lee In-seok, CEO of Delta System, said the company is proposing a direction in which Delta System's accumulated capabilities in public AI, information security, and SI are used together with Innogrid's cloud and AI infrastructure technologies, adding that he expects the combination of the two companies' strengths to expand technology options for public customers. He added that the company intends to pursue joint projects and build joint references based on the two companies' expertise.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406806
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