IBM Wins Deal to Supply Cloud Computing to California Agencies
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International Business Machines Corp. will supply cloud services to the government of California, letting more than 400 state and local agencies save money by pooling their computing resources.
IBM will store data and software on remote servers in a service called CalCloud, available to all state and local government bodies, the company said today in a statement. The arrangement lets agencies pay only for the computing workload they need.