IBM, looking to grow its presence in the Asian market through greater cloud computing capabilities, is opening two new data centers and a cloud computing laboratory in the region. The data centers, in New Zealand and South Korea, will incorporate green technologies to make them more energy-efficient. At the cloud computing lab in Hong Kong, developers will focus on security and privacy issues in the cloud computing space.
– IBM is growing its presence in Asia
with the two new cloud computing centers and a cloud computing laboratory in Hong
Kong.
The new facilities, announced Dec. 10, are being driven by demand from the
region for more sophisticated computing services, according to IBM.
The vendor is breaking groun…