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OpenNebula Systems
FormerlyC12G Labs
IndustryCloud computing
FoundedMarch 2010; 14 years ago (2010-03)
HeadquartersLa Finca Business Park, Madrid, Spain
Key peopleIgnacio M. Llorente (CEO)
ProductsOpenNebula
ServicesSupport, Consulting, Development, Training
SubsidiariesOpenNebula Systems USA, LLC
Websiteopennebula.io

OpenNebula Systems, formerly known as C12G Labs, is an international software company that develops and provides commercial support for the open source cloud management platform OpenNebula.

History

The company was first established in March 2010 as C12G Labs. Based in Madrid (Spain), the company was founded by the original developers of OpenNebula. In September 2014, C12G changed its name to OpenNebula Systems, associating itself more closely with its product.

In April 2015, OpenNebula Systems created a subsidiary in the US. OpenNebula Systems USA, LLC is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In September 2019, OpenNebula Systems announced that it was awarded €2,100,000 from the EU Horizon 2020 SME Instrument program to assist in the development of ONEdge, a project to bring the private cloud to the edge through cloud disaggregation. In November 2019,, the company moved its headquarters to La Finca Business Park.

Products

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OpenNebula Systems developed "OpenNebula", a free and open source program for data center visualization and cloud management. It is available for free in its "Community Edition", and for a subscription fee in its "Enterprise Edition".

Version 5.8 of this software, "Edge", was released c. June 2019. Version 6.0, "Mutara" was released c. April 2021.

People

Ignacio M. Llorente is OpenNebula Systems's CEO, cofounder, and director.

See also

References

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  12. "Ignacio M. Llorente". imllorente.seas.harvard.edu. Retrieved 2021-11-17.

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