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IBM Cloud history
- June 2013 - IBM acquired SoftLayer, a public cloud platform, to serve as the foundation for its IaaS offering
- July 2014 - IBM introduced the Bluemix Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
- October 2016 - IBM rolled the SoftLayer brand under its Bluemix brand of PaaS offerings
- October 2017 - IBM unified its entire cloud portfolio as IBM Cloud
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Kyndryl: Barrie (CLDC)
Kyndryl's Barrie data centre at 505 Bayview Drive, built by IBM and opened in September 2012. Shared Services Canada runs its EDC Barrie enterprise data centre from the facility.
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Kyndryl: Montreal
Kyndryl operates the former IBM data centre at 275 avenue Viger Est in downtown Montreal, a five-storey, 199,000 sq ft building on 1.4 acres. IBM opened a computer room here in 2000 and added a new data centre floor in 2010. BentallGreenOak bought the building from IBM in August 2021, and Kyndryl took over IBM's infrastructure services business that November.
Kyndryl: Edmonton (Acheson)
Kyndryl's Edmonton data centre in the Acheson Industrial Area, just west of Edmonton, is a standalone colocation and managed-hosting facility. IBM Canada built it as its Western Leadership Data Centre, and Kyndryl owns and runs it.
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