Ultrain is officially announcing that their commercial trusted computing service is now available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. An additional channel for users to approach Ultrain’s commercial service, users can access and purchase the commercial service through Microsoft Azura’s official.
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Microsoft Azure is an integrated cloud services platform with products that help enterprises to accelerate development processes, improve work efficiency, and saves operation costs, with its serving helping users in more than 140 countries worldwide. Azure solutions provide related products, services, and third-party applications that continuously meet demand from customers, helping enterprises to successfully overcome a wide variety of challenges facing digital transformation. Their continuously updated solutions include infrastructure and application, big data and artificial intelligence services.
At present, 95 percent of Fortune 500 companies are using Microsoft Azure.
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21Vianet successfully commercialized Microsoft Azure in 2014, receiving an official Microsoft license. Since then it has received support and recognition from many customers and business partners, well-known business such as Haier, Lenovo, Huawei. Emerging INTERNET enterprises such as famous e-commerce platform VIPshop, mobile phone manufacturer Mi, and sharing bicycle service provider Mobile have also favored the platform.
Azure has maintained three-digit annual growth in performance and has become a crucial component in China’s cloud computing market. Ultrain recognizes the key strategic benefit to being listed on Azure’s marketplace since it will boost Ultrain’s exposure to an existing userbase of technology professionals. At this stage, Ultrain’s commercial trusted computing solution is fully operational and is still in the process of continuing onboarding corporate clients in different industries.
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