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Cloud Garden: Multi‑Cloud Transformation Platform

Key Points

  • IBM and Telefonica launched the first version of Cloud Garden, a platform that leverages containers, AI, and blockchain to speed digital transformation for large enterprises and governments.
  • The new partnership with Red Hat brings OpenShift into Cloud Garden, making container migration even easier and strengthening its multi‑cloud capabilities.
  • A multi‑cloud strategy is essential because customers choose clouds based on security, compliance, cost, and proximity, and containers provide the most efficient way to shift workloads across these environments.
  • Cloud Garden delivers a resilient, open architecture at lower cost, allowing customers to focus solely on their business applications rather than platform management.
  • Backed by IBM’s Cloud Pak and Red Hat’s OpenShift, Cloud Garden integrates deeply with Telefónica’s telecom services to enable seamless application transformation.

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# Cloud Garden: Multi‑Cloud Transformation Platform **Source:** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoNP9kiovwI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoNP9kiovwI) **Duration:** 00:01:55 ## Summary - IBM and Telefonica launched the first version of Cloud Garden, a platform that leverages containers, AI, and blockchain to speed digital transformation for large enterprises and governments. - The new partnership with Red Hat brings OpenShift into Cloud Garden, making container migration even easier and strengthening its multi‑cloud capabilities. - A multi‑cloud strategy is essential because customers choose clouds based on security, compliance, cost, and proximity, and containers provide the most efficient way to shift workloads across these environments. - Cloud Garden delivers a resilient, open architecture at lower cost, allowing customers to focus solely on their business applications rather than platform management. - Backed by IBM’s Cloud Pak and Red Hat’s OpenShift, Cloud Garden integrates deeply with Telefónica’s telecom services to enable seamless application transformation. ## Sections - [00:00:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoNP9kiovwI&t=0s) **Telefonica Expands Cloud Garden with Red Hat** - Telefonica announces adding Red Hat’s OpenShift to its Cloud Garden platform, emphasizing a multi‑cloud, container‑based architecture that simplifies digital transformation for large enterprises and government agencies. ## Full Transcript
0:10Last year IBM and Telefonica teamed up to  create the first version of Cloud Garden, 0:15a revolutionary platform that allows large  enterprises and government bodies 0:19to accelerate their digital transformation. 0:22This was done using the latest technologies 0:24in containers, artificial intelligence and blockchain. 0:31Now we are bringing another partner on board 0:33to take another major leap forward. 0:36We are incorporating Red Hat via its OpenShift platform 0:39which will make moving to containers an even simpler task. 0:43Cloud Garden's future is and must be multi-cloud. 0:46Our customers need to use the cloud that  best matches their use cases, 0:50which vary depending on parameters 0:52such as security, compliance, cost, and proximity to the process. 1:00A shift towards container environments is the only  effective way of making this transfer of loads. 1:06It enables us to create much more  resilient open architectures at an even lower cost. 1:12With Cloud Garden, we take care of the platform so that you, the customers, 1:16only have to concern yourselves with the really important aspect of the business application 1:21to ensure effective transformation within companies. 1:29We can do this because of the high level of  integration with other telephone services 1:34and, above all, because of  integration with communications. 1:38We are backed in this service by major  partners such as IBM and Red Hat, 1:43whose Cloud Pak and OpenShift technologies enable  us to help customers take that step. 1:49Cloud Garden is Telefonica's platform for transforming  your applications using open architecture.