The Spanish cloud services firm Jotelulu has announced a €10 million investment over the next two years to expand its technological infrastructure. This investment is part of the company’s new strategic plan, which aims to strengthen and expand its presence in the market.
Jotelulu, which has already expanded its operations to France and Portugal, plans to open a new infrastructure region in 2025 and an availability zone in Madrid later this year. These expansions will allow the company to improve its service capacity and resilience, adapting to the growing demands of the market.
In addition to infrastructure expansion, Jotelulu will be adding new services to its platform. The goal is to become a technology wholesaler that can meet all the needs of an IT company, offering a wider range of solutions to its end customers.
The company has also emphasized its commitment to security and regulatory compliance. Certifications planned to be obtained include ISO 27001:2022, the National Security Scheme (ENS), and the Health Data Host (HDS) in France, the latter pertaining to health data protection.
At a recent event, Jotelulu brought together more than 200 partners to present its new strategy and investment plans. Among the attendees were major names in the technology industry such as NetApp, Cisco, Intel, Supermicro, and Digital Realty (InterXion Data Centers). The presence of these industry giants underscores the importance and potential of Jotelulu’s initiative.
“Our mission is to simplify the cloud, enabling IT companies to improve their competitiveness and become the best cloud platform for the IT channel,” said David Amorín, founder and CEO of Jotelulu.
With this investment, Jotelulu reaffirms its commitment to innovation and continuous improvement of its services, positioning itself as a leader in the cloud services sector in Spain and Europe. Photo: Twitter Jotelulu.