Quest NetVault Selected by Fujitsu

Quest Software, Inc. announced
that NetVault Backup has been chosen by Fujitsu Ltd to provide backup services to
Japan-based users of its Global Cloud Platform public cloud service.

NetVault Backup is available to Fujitsu customers in Japan as an
option for protecting Windows – and Linux-based virtual systems hosted and
deployed within cloud platform.

It is the first integrated data protection solution
available within Fujitsu’s public cloud service that enables users to backup
Linux-based systems.

Users can now select NetVault Backup from within Global Cloud
Platform’s web service portal. With NetVault Backup, Japan-based Global Cloud
Platform customers can backup data living within their Windows or Linux virtual
systems on either a per-file or per-application basis.

Global cloud platform enables enterprises to ensure HA for their
business systems by utilizing the large-scale resources provided by Fujitsu’s
data centers.

Established in Japan in 2010, Fujitsu’s public cloud service is
also available from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, and
Singapore.

Walter Angerer, SVP and GM, Data Protection, Quest Software, said: "When it comes protecting on-premise systems,
NetVault Backup has long been a backup software solution of choice for Fujitsu
in Japan, and now we’re excited to extend that relationship into the cloud.
With NetVault Backup, Fujitsu’s customers in Japan will have access to a fast,
cost-effective and easy-to-use software solution that will help them safeguard
critical systems hosted and deployed within the Global Cloud Platform public
cloud service."

Kazuo Imada, EVP, Cloud Platform Development Unit, Fujitsu,
said: "We are very pleased to
provide Quest’s product on Fujitsu’s Global Cloud Platform cloud service.
NetVault Backup has been applied to our mission-critical IA server PRIMEQUEST,
PC server PRIMERGY, and the storage system ‘ETERNUS’, to provide an
integrated backup system for on-premise customers. Global Cloud Platform will
continuously provide the five merits of speed, scalability, self-service,
security, and standardization, in order to meet our cloud customers’ demands."