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Home » IBM’s Software Catalog Now Runs on Google Compute Engine

IBM’s Software Catalog Now Runs on Google Compute Engine

December 4, 2016
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Google Cloud Platform is now officially an IBM Eligible Public Cloud, enabling users to run a wide range of IBM software SKUs on Google Compute Engine with existing licenses.

In a blog posting, Chuck Coulson, Global Technology Partnerships at Google, explains that the majority of IBM’s vast catalog of software — everything from middleware and DevOps products (Websphere, MQ Series, DataPower, Tivoli) to data and analytics offerings (DB2, Informix, Cloudant, Cognos, BigInsights), can run on Google Compute Engine.

https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016/12/IBMs-software-catalog-now-eligible-to-run-on-Google-Cloud.html

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