Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) — Redington, a technology distributor, has reached a deal with Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) to sell the company’s enterprise servers in Iraq, increasing access to computing infrastructure for local enterprises and technology providers.
According to the agreement, Redington will distribute Lenovo’s server portfolio via its Iraqi distribution network, with a focus on organizations modernizing their data centers, cloud systems, and digital operations.
The alliance will also assist Iraqi technology resellers and service providers with technical training and business development programs, allowing them to supply enterprise infrastructure solutions to clients across various industries.
Jeetendra Berry, Redington’s President for the GCC and Levant, said that Iraq was a developing market for the firm, especially as enterprises increasingly demand infrastructure capable of managing data-intensive operations and artificial intelligence applications.
Mohammed Hilili, Lenovo’s Gulf General Manager stated that the partnership will increase the availability of the company’s server solutions in Iraq and help organizations looking to grow their IT capabilities.
The agreement expands Redington and Lenovo’s current cooperation into Iraq’s corporate server market, as demand for computing infrastructure rises with the country’s digital transformation ambitions.
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