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Bringing more services online has to be a good thing
IBM (NYSE: IBM) said Wednesday that it plans to use Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN).com’s Web services infrastructure to deliver software to customers via the Internet. Under the so-called cloud computing arrangement, IBM will offer a number of products through Amazon Web Services, including DB2, Informix Dynamic Server, WebSphere Portal, Lotus Web Content Management, WebSphere sMash, and Novell (NSDQ: NOVL)’s SUSE Linux operating system.
How cool is this? Anything IBM can do to aid it’s customers need for buying in the services they need, in giving the end user a more dynamic or flexible infrastructure has to be a good thing, that it’s offered through Amazon Web Services might bring more exposure and opportunities for IBM, which has to be a good thing for choice and competition.
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