www.veeam.com HPE Expands Cyber-Resilience Partnerships with Cohesity and Veeam
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- •HPE strengthens partnerships with Cohesity and Veeam for enhanced data protection.
- •Cohesity's integration with HPE supports federal cloud modernization initiatives.
- •Veeam's solutions focus on simplifying data resilience across diverse environments.
HPE has deepened its partnerships with both Cohesity and Veeam to enhance cyber-resilience solutions. The collaboration with Cohesity focuses on integrating data protection software and cloud management, particularly for federal initiatives like the DISA project. Meanwhile, Veeam's partnership aims to simplify data resilience for enterprises, emphasizing agility and availability across various environments. Both partnerships highlight the growing demand for robust data protection strategies in hybrid and multi-cloud settings. Cohesity has seen significant growth, with a 177% increase in software sales year-over-year. HPE's partnerships with these companies reflect a broader strategy to modernize data protection and operational efficiency. The integration of these solutions is expected to streamline vendor management and enhance security protocols.
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