Lenovo ISG, Pappaya Cloud Partner For 5000 Server Deployment, 55% In India
Lenovo ISG has joined forces with an UK-based company, Pappaya Cloud to offer advanced cloud solutions globally.
Pappaya Cloud indicated the plan is to deploy 5,000 Lenovo ISG-backed servers globally in FY24, with a targeted asset base of 15,000 servers over the next three years. Out of the 5,000 servers, 55 per cent are earmarked for deployment in India, with the remaining spread across the UK, US and UAE.
Lenovo said this collaboration combines Pappaya Cloud's fully managed, high-performance and secure cloud offerings with Lenovo ISG's robust infrastructure and flexible IT consumption model, catering to the diverse needs of enterprises, mid-market, SMEs, startups and B2C clients worldwide.
The UK-based firm emphasised its ambitious goal that not only demonstrates numerical aspirations but also underscores profound confidence in the transformative potential of the partnership and is optimistic about achieving its objective of capturing a 2 per cent share of the global market.
In a statement Jagadeesh Venugopal, Chief Operating Officer of Pappaya Cloud, said, "This partnership marks a significant milestone for Pappaya Cloud as we expand our global footprint and enhance our offerings. With Lenovo ISG's expertise in infrastructure solutions and our cloud capabilities, we are well-positioned to drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to our clients."
Meanwhile, in line with global cost-saving trends, the partnership aims to empower clients to maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of cloud capabilities. Together, Lenovo ISG and Pappaya Cloud aspire to achieve a remarkable 50 per cent reduction in cloud infrastructure expenditures for their customers, while upholding the highest standards of security, support, and performance.
Established in 2019, Pappaya Cloud is a UK based company, with its Indian head quarter in Bangalore. The organisation provides comprehensive hosting solutions, specialising in cloud hosting, SFTP hosting and dedicated servers.
