Intel powers cloud services with compatible processors, networking components, and solid-state drives, along with a rich portfolio of enabling technologies, easy-to-deploy cloud solutions, and a broad choice of industry collaborators.
Private cloud offers business units and DevOps faster access to essential IT resources with the security controls, compliance, and continuity expected from the modern data center. Now teams can rapidly spin up infrastructure and pool resources with cloud advantages in the on-premises environment.
Respond quickly to changing workload demands.
Provide access only to authenticated users and devices.
Deliver more computing power with less physical hardware.
Spin up a virtual machine in minutes.
Single-instance software supports multiple use cases.
Always-on resources provide on-demand data availability.
Private cloud falls into three broad categories based on the service required. But the implementation process is similar for each: 1) Get clear input from business units which problems need to be solved; 2) Determine your platform of choice, for
A cloud-based approach to delivering infrastructure—VMs, storage, networking, and operating systems—as an on-demand service.
Adds capabilities to develop, test, deploy, host, and maintain applications in a single development environment. PaaS often includes support for DevOp team collaboration and cost management.
Uses a distribution model to serve business applications from a centrally-hosted location. They can include user applications, business applications, and technical applications.
In addition to private cloud, there are two other approaches for enterprise cloud deployment: public and hybrid. See how Intel® technology makes these options viable.
Leverage cloud infrastructure from flexible, off-premises service providers to quickly expand compute resources, leverage skilled talent, and add new capabilities for IT and DevOps.
Combine on- and off-premises cloud services managed as an integrated, flexible, federated environment with a best-of-breed approach.
A software-defined infrastructure (SDI) pilot, based on Intel® hardware and Yottabyte yCenter software, is driving data center transformation at the University of Michigan (U-M) Advanced Research Computing (ARC).
With on-demand services, unified management, and interoperability, IT organizations can optimize infrastructure, efficiently utilize resources, and speed time to market.
SUSE OpenStack Cloud* helps IT organizations meet the increasing demand for agility and speed without vendor lock-in.
Workload-optimized to support high-demand applications and drive actionable insight.
All-new premium class of memory that can change the ways we build and use computers.
Simplify and accelerate the deployment of your data center infrastructure.
Get the agility and security your business needs to innovate in a hyper-connected world.