Thales partners with Google to offer cloud services in France
Thales and Google has announced a strategic agreement to co-develop cloud services for France.
By considering the highest legal and technical requirements for ‘Trusted Cloud’, the Thales and Google Cloud offering will enable private and public sector organisations who need to meet the criteria – defined by France’s Information Systems Security Agency to benefit from cloud computing services, in accordance with the country’s sovereign cloud strategy.
The Executive Vice President, Secure Communications and Information Systems of Thales, Marc Darmon, said:
“To adapt to the diversity of our customers’ cloud needs, Thales offers a wide range of options with partners in its ecosystem. Thanks to this unique collaboration with Google Cloud, we will be able to help power the digital transformation for organizations of all sizes and industries that want to keep control and sovereignty over their data and that of their customers. Together, we will address the criteria defined by the government for a trusted cloud, as well as environmental goals with a sustainable approach for the infrastructure we will build.”
The companies from France will be able to benefit from cloud services that are operated and dedicated by newly formed company under French law.