Numergy in the news

The French government's 2011 attempt to establish a sovereign cloud through two rival projects, Cloudwatt and Numergy, failed despite 150 million euros in funding, leading to their eventual closure and a renewed, yet still debated, approach to cloud sovereignty.

Amaury de Baynast has been appointed as the Director of Marketing and Communications at Numergy.

Numergy's Cloud Team Alliance won a European Commission tender to provide cloud services to 56 EU entities, aiming to secure data and improve interoperability within Europe.

SFR finalized its acquisition of Numergy, a struggling French cloud service provider, to bolster its enterprise cloud offerings.

Numergy is partnering with EPITA to deliver a four-module cloud computing curriculum for final-year engineering students, focusing on market, technical, and security aspects.

Numergy, a French Cloud computing services provider, recently secured ISO 9001:2008, ISO 27001:2013, and CSA STAR certifications for its services and data centers.

Progress has partnered with Numergy to offer its Rollbase PaaS in France, enabling businesses to develop cloud applications with local data storage.

Numergy officially launched its new 100% OpenStack-based cloud compute offering, aiming for 15% of the IaaS market and planning additional specialized cloud services.

Numergy partnered with Alinto to offer Alinto Mail Server Pro on its cloud platform, targeting new resellers across France.

Numergy inaugurated its new headquarters, launched its VM configuration website, and plans European expansion and strategic partnerships.

SFR Business Team and Numergy are testing Alcatel-Lucent's SDN solution to enhance cloud computing services and address network management challenges in virtualized data centers.

Numergy is expanding its partner network by recruiting IT service companies, integrators, VARs, and wholesalers for its IaaS and public cloud offerings with data localized in France.

Cloudwatt is determined to become a leader in the French cloud computing market, differentiating itself through industrial-scale, pay-per-use services and OpenSource architecture, with ambitions for European expansion.

Philippe Tavernier, former President of Sogeti France, has been appointed president of Numergy, a French cloud computing services company.

Bull, SFR, and the French government launched Numergy to offer competitive cloud computing services to European companies.

SFR and Bull launched Numergy, a French sovereign cloud computing service, with a 225 million euro budget and an initial offering of virtual servers.

SFR and Bull launched Numergy, a new company providing cloud computing services for businesses and administrations in France and Europe, with an initial focus on virtual server management.