Dell Medical School Partners with Rackspace for Cloud-Native Transformation, Ditching Traditional Data Centers
Reuters
Aug 12
Dell Medical School Partners with Rackspace for Cloud-Native Transformation, Ditching Traditional Data Centers
Rackspace Technology Inc. has announced a strategic partnership with Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin to host and manage its healthcare-related data center needs. This collaboration will make Dell Med the first academic medical center to operate fully cloud-native, transforming its IT infrastructure by utilizing Rackspace's managed services. As part of its digital strategy, Dell Med plans to eliminate traditional physical data centers, relying instead on Rackspace to host critical digital infrastructure, including the Epic Electronic Health Record system. The partnership aims to enhance healthcare service delivery, medical education, and research while advancing patient care standards through innovative cloud solutions.
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