The News: Kyndryl and Cloudera announced a new global partnership to help customers improve customer data transformation projects across hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, and edge computing data initiatives. The companies plan to develop solutions to help customer improve cloud migrations in the environment of their choice. Read the full press release here.
Analyst Take: It’s not at all surprising to us to see another impressive partnership take shape for Kyndryl, continuing the upward momentum, post-IBM spinoff. Kyndryl and Cloudera working together makes perfect sense to our team as Kyndryl’s years of experience with mission-critical IT platforms and Cloudera’s hybrid data cloud platform will work together nicely to help organizations modernize complex data ecosystems to ultimately reach their transformation goals.
The initial partnership will focus on:
Kyndryl has come out of the gate swinging. From strategic alliances with Microsoft, Google Cloud and AWS to cloud technology partnership with VMware, SAP, SoftBank, and PureStorage, it’s clear that Kyndryl is quickly trying to establish itself as a major player in this environment and not just an IBM spinoff.
At the beginning of the month, Kyndryl reported its Q4 earnings and spoke to the future aims of the company. One of those was increasing revenues with a new ecosystem of partners and capabilities. This partnership with Cloudera will likely deliver on that goal. Kyndryl customers should be excited by the possibilities that will come from this partnership with Cloudera, I know we are.
The unshackled, excited feeling we are getting from Kyndryl is invigorating. It’s promising to see this partnership take shape, but I’m sure it won’t be the last that we see this year.
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