Hausbank München to relocate German data centers to Kyndryl premises

IT services firm Kyndryl announced this week that it will be helping German cooperative bank Hausbank München to relocate two of its data centers from on-premise facilities to Kyndryl’s own facilities in Frankfurt.  Kyndryl will rebuild the dedicated server infrastructure, establish a modernized network, manage the operating system, and provide a private cloud-native platform based on Kubernetes.

Jan Keuntje, general attorney and CIO of Hausbank München eG said, “We look forward to collaborating with Kyndryl and anticipate a fast and seamless implementation of the data center relocation. This will enable us to further expand our services and specialized software solutions for property owners and the real estate industry.”

Markus Koerner, president of Kyndryl Germany, added, "The financial sector is one of Kyndryl's most important industries. We serve about 70 major institutions worldwide. Thanks to our experience with the specific regulations in the financial services sector and the trusted collaboration with Hausbank München eG, we can tailor our services to meet the needs of this new customer individually."