OVHcloud Receives the 2025 Global Service Provider Award at the Nutanix .NEXT Event
RESTON, Va. & WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 12, 2025--
OVHcloud, a global full-service cloud provider, announced today during Nutanix 's .NEXT conference that it has been awarded the 2025 Global Service Provider Nutanix Partner Award.
Nutanix, a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, recognized OVHcloud for its all-in-one and scalable Nutanix® on OVHcloud hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI). OVHcloud helps companies deploy Nutanix Cloud Platform™ (NCP) software licenses on dedicated, Nutanix-qualified OVHcloud Hosted Private Cloud infrastructure.
'We are thrilled to recognize OVHcloud as our 2025 Global Service Provider of the Year,' said Dave Gwyn, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Channels at Nutanix. 'OVHcloud has consistently prioritized customer success with concrete contributions to the cloud ecosystem. As customers increasingly look to reduce IT complexity, simplify operations, and run applications and manage data anywhere they need it, we look forward to working further with OVHcloud across their markets.'
OVHcloud's global NCP-enabled infrastructure is designed for seamless hybrid multi-cloud integration, datacenter exit, disaster recovery and managed disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS), and more. Through OVHcloud, enterprises can use their full stack offering inclusive of Nutanix software or bring their own licenses to run on OVHcloud's bare metal servers. This allows businesses to optimize workload performance and data mobility across different clouds.
'We are delighted to be recognized by Nutanix as the 2025 Global Services Provider for the Nutanix Cloud Platform,' said Yaniv Fdida, Chief Product and Technology Officer at OVHcloud. 'This recognition is a testament to the industry-leading Nutanix customers and partners we serve. We look forward to continuing our partnership and further innovating on our solution enabled by the Nutanix Cloud Platform.'
'We are extremely honored to be recognized by Nutanix with the 2025 Global Service Provider Nutanix Partner Award,' said Jeffrey Gregor, General Manager of OVHcloud US. 'We're thankful to Nutanix for this acknowledgment of our multinational efforts, as well as for their continued support and partnership. We remain committed to work together to help our customers simplify and accelerate the delivery of cutting-edge infrastructure solutions where and when they are needed most.'
The award was presented at Nutanix's .NEXT conference, a three-day event for information technology services professionals. The event features keynotes, demonstrations, breakout sessions, and hands-on labs all designed to support the future of digital workloads.
About OVHcloud US
OVHcloud US is a global player and the leading European cloud provider operating over 450,000 servers within 43 data centers across 4 continents to reach 1.6 million customers in over 140 countries. Spearheading a trusted cloud and pioneering a sustainable cloud with great performance-price ratio, the Group has been leveraging for over 20 years an integrated model that enables OVHcloud to independently cover all the uses of its customers so they can seize the benefits of an environmentally conscious model with a frugal use of resources and a carbon footprint reaching the best ratios in the industry. OVHcloud now offers customers the latest-generation solutions combining performance, and predictable pricing, and complete data sovereignty to support their unfettered growth. us.ovhcloud.com.
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