NetApp<\/a> is bullish about India and has been developing core R&D products from the country, said a senior executive.

The US-based cloud services and data management company has been scouting for more partnerships with startups to shape its cloud strategy in India, said NetApp president
Cesar Cernuda<\/a>.

The Indian public cloud market is expected to see high growth in the next five years, which cloud data management companies like NetApp are looking to capitalise on.

IT industry lobby group
Nasscom<\/a> has said that India's public cloud market, which is currently pegged at Rs 17,000 crore, will grow to Rs 63,000 crore by 2025.

“I'm a big fan of the opportunity that India represents. Not just in the local market, but even on the talent and the overall ecosystem (that India has) with its start-ups,” Cernuda said.

“We have also been investing in India to develop more talent…for us, India has been a key market not only from a performance point of view but also from a strategy, talent and R&D point of view,” he added.

During the last few months, more businesses in India have signed up for NetApp’s cloud services.

Banks have signed up for the company’s data management practice, while data centres of telecom companies and local cloud service providers have also inked large deals for different practices, according to the company.

NetApp now wants to work with more startups in the country.

“One of the things that we are looking into is how we work with some of the startups in India, how they can take advantage of our overall product portfolio, and the solutions that we have. They've been helping us as well to shape our overall cloud strategy,” according to Cernuda.

NetApp India<\/a> has filed 500 patents and about 280 of those have been approved, the company said. One of the key technology systems being built out of India is Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO).

ONTAP is the company’s core operating system for the cloud environment. For Apple, the core operating system is iOS and for
Microsoft<\/a> it is Windows, similarly for the Cloud, it is CVO. CVO is being used by companies to move their data from on-premise setups to the Cloud.
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NetApp寻求在印度公司:塞萨尔Cernuda

NetApp和大约280名印度已经申请了500项专利已获批准,该公司表示。

Anandi Chandrashekhar
  • 2020年11月12日更新是04:47点
NetApp看好印度和发展核心研发产品的国家,一位高管表示。

美国云服务和数据管理与创业公司一直在寻找更多的合作伙伴,其形状的云计算策略在印度,NetApp总统说塞萨尔Cernuda

印度公共云市场预计经济高速增长在未来五年内,云数据管理NetApp公司正寻求利用。

IT行业游说团体行业协会表示,印度的公共云市场,目前约17000卢比,将增长到2025年的63000卢比。

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“我是一个机会,印度代表的忠实粉丝。不仅在当地市场,但即使在人才和整个生态系统(印度)初创企业,”Cernuda说。

“我们也在印度投资开发更多的人才…对我们来说,印度一直是一个主要的市场不仅从性能的角度来看,也从一个战略,人才和研发的角度来看,“他补充说。

在过去的几个月里,更多的企业在印度已经签署NetApp的云服务。

银行已经注册了公司的数据管理实践,而当地电信公司数据中心和云服务提供商也签署了大型交易不同的实践,据该公司。

NetApp现在想处理更多的创业公司。

“的一件事,我们正在调查是与我们合作的一些创业公司在印度,如何利用我们的整体产品组合,和我们的解决方案。他们已经帮助我们塑造我们的整体云计算策略,”据Cernuda。

NetApp印度其中约280人已经申请了500项专利已获批准,该公司表示。所建系统的关键技术之一的印度是云卷ONTAP (CVO)。

ONTAP是云公司的核心操作系统环境。对于苹果来说,核心操作系统iOS和微软这是窗户,同样为云,它是CVO。CVO被公司将他们的数据从本地设置到云上。
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NetApp<\/a> is bullish about India and has been developing core R&D products from the country, said a senior executive.

The US-based cloud services and data management company has been scouting for more partnerships with startups to shape its cloud strategy in India, said NetApp president
Cesar Cernuda<\/a>.

The Indian public cloud market is expected to see high growth in the next five years, which cloud data management companies like NetApp are looking to capitalise on.

IT industry lobby group
Nasscom<\/a> has said that India's public cloud market, which is currently pegged at Rs 17,000 crore, will grow to Rs 63,000 crore by 2025.

“I'm a big fan of the opportunity that India represents. Not just in the local market, but even on the talent and the overall ecosystem (that India has) with its start-ups,” Cernuda said.

“We have also been investing in India to develop more talent…for us, India has been a key market not only from a performance point of view but also from a strategy, talent and R&D point of view,” he added.

During the last few months, more businesses in India have signed up for NetApp’s cloud services.

Banks have signed up for the company’s data management practice, while data centres of telecom companies and local cloud service providers have also inked large deals for different practices, according to the company.

NetApp now wants to work with more startups in the country.

“One of the things that we are looking into is how we work with some of the startups in India, how they can take advantage of our overall product portfolio, and the solutions that we have. They've been helping us as well to shape our overall cloud strategy,” according to Cernuda.

NetApp India<\/a> has filed 500 patents and about 280 of those have been approved, the company said. One of the key technology systems being built out of India is Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO).

ONTAP is the company’s core operating system for the cloud environment. For Apple, the core operating system is iOS and for
Microsoft<\/a> it is Windows, similarly for the Cloud, it is CVO. CVO is being used by companies to move their data from on-premise setups to the Cloud.
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