DataVita, Scotland’s largest data centre and cloud services provider, is addressing the challenges many organisations have with pay-as-you-go public cloud models with the launch of a new platform designed to support the wider use of artificial intelligence.
National Cloud offers full transparency and predictability over costs – with no hidden fees or egress charges; ensures data residency by using datacentres located in the UK; and allows integration and movement between different products, which reduces the risk of vendor lock-in and enables hybrid cloud capabilities.
Developed through a strategic partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), National Cloud
is purpose-built to handle complex workloads, supporting the requirements of medium and large enterprises, tech start-ups and public sector organisations across the UK.
Danny Quinn, MD of DataVita, said: “National Cloud is our answer to the recurring issues organisations face with public cloud services. We’re actively seeking out workloads that public clouds can’t efficiently support, particularly those driven by AI’s growing demands and organisations requiring intricate hybrid cloud architectures. Our platform offers the performance, security and scalability needed for these intensive applications, while providing cost predictability and sustainability.”
He added: “Our focus on transparency, sustainability and expertly tailored solutions sets us apart in the market.” DataVita is part of HFD, Scotland’s leading commercial property company’
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