NetApp announces continued growth and momentum helping organizations unlock the best of cloud at less cost, through its collaboration with the world’s three largest public clouds. By bringing its leading CloudOps and ITOps solutions to existing and new addressable customers, NetApp aims for more financial growth. Furthering its investment in the cloud, NetApp acquired Data Mechanics and announced the intent to acquire CloudCheckr.

Anthony Lye, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Public Cloud Services at NetApp says, “Our strategy has positioned ONTAP as the native shared storage solution with rich data services inside the three public clouds. Now, our public cloud partners provide customers with the simplest path to the cloud and allow them to derive the most value from their data and applications.”

NetApp has partners with Microsoft and Google Cloud to help organizations meet their need for virtual workload storage and disaster recovery.

“Our partnership with NetApp continues to grow, rolling out new capabilities that will make it easier and more cost-effective to deliver enterprise workloads on Google Cloud and bringing customers even more flexibility across hybrid and cloud deployments,” said Bronwyn Hastings, Vice President Global Technology Partnerships at Google Cloud.

NetApp is a global cloud-led, data-centric software company that empowers organizations to lead with data. The company provides systems, software, and cloud services that enable them to run their applications optimally from data center to cloud.