TIM, HPE bag 500 million euro cloud contract

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TIM — in association with HPE Services Italia — has won a contract worth 500 million euros for supplying cloud computing services to the Public Administration.

The temporary consortium also includes Poste Italiane, Postel and Postecom.

The framework contract, worth 500 million euros, will run for up to 5 years and enable the public administration to access a range of cloud services supplied through the TIM and HPE Services Italia data centers.

The collaboration between TIM and the partners will speed up the public administration digitisation process and the transition to the cloud, benefiting from significant reductions in IT infrastructure management costs.

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