January 14, 2008
ALISO VIEJO, Calif. Jan. 8 -- 3Tera Inc., the leading innovator of grid computing technology and utility computing services for Web applications, today announced that it has chosen GlobalLogic Inc., the leader in global product development, as a software development partner. In a period of strong growth and increasing demand for utility computing solutions, GlobalLogic will work with 3Tera to add new virtual appliances to the AppLogic catalog allowing Web 2.0 and SaaS business customers to roll out and easily scale new online services. A dedicated team of GlobalLogic's software engineers working out of Ukraine will become a virtual extension of 3Tera's integration team.
"GlobalLogic's software development skill set is very compatible with 3Tera's vision and market goals," said Bert Armijo, senior vice president of sales, marketing and product management at 3Tera. "The unique knowledge and vast experience in developing online products makes GlobalLogic a perfect fit to understand and deliver on the utility computing requirements our customers have. Partnering with GlobalLogic to gain access to their product development center in Ukraine, combined with our existing teams in Bulgaria, Israel and Northern California extends 3Tera's already global development strategy."
GlobalLogic's 2,200 employees in the United States, India, Ukraine and China focus solely on software product research and development for technology companies, not IT services. In addition to software development, GlobalLogic services include product testing and quality assurance, product analysis, conceptualization and realization, migration and porting, and product maintenance and support for software products. GlobalLogic's distributed Agile development method and platform, GlobalLogic Velocity, shrinks the software product development lifecycle and ensures that robust, high-quality product releases are delivered on time.
Peter Harrison, CEO of GlobalLogic, added, "We are happy to partner with 3Tera because they are pioneering a very exciting and fast growing sector that has the potential to greatly benefit many of our current technology clients. Time-to-market is a major concern for Web 2.0 companies and using utility computing to faster deploy and scale online products can deliver many benefits. I see this as a very promising and synergistic relationship with significant opportunities."
About GlobalLogic
The leader in global product development, GlobalLogic Inc. partners with emerging and established technology companies to help them bring great software products to market in less time and at less cost. GlobalLogic has developed a unique joint-venture model of partnering with technology companies to create a dedicated global delivery center. By leveraging GlobalLogic's global facilities and world-class engineers, companies can increase quality while dramatically reducing timelines and operating costs, often by more than 60 percent. Through the GlobalLogic Velocity method and platform, the company is also a pioneer in distributed Agile methods and open source platforms that shorten product development cycles while ensuring that the right features are implemented on time, every time. GlobalLogic is headquartered in Vienna, Va., while its European headquarters are in London.
About 3Tera Inc.
3Tera Inc. is an innovator of grid and utility computing, simplifying the deployment and scaling of Web applications. Named a 2007 Category Breaker by NetworkWorld magazine, 3Tera's AppLogic grid operating system enables the first true utility computing services that completely remove the cost and complexity associated with infrastructure. The operating system converts commodity servers into scalable grids on which users can visually operate, deploy and scale transactional Web applications without any modification of code. Software-as-a-Service providers, Web 2.0 companies, enterprises and open source developers can now get new online services quickly to market by utilizing resources from commodity hosting providers on a pay-as-you-go basis, while maintaining complete control of applications including visual operation, scaling and on-demand resource provisioning. For more information, visit www.3tera.com.
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Source: 3Tera Inc.
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