Iron Mountain extends platform for cloud storage

Jeff Byers | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
Information protection and storage services company Iron Mountain announced this week that it is opening up its Archive Services Platform to application providers.

Through the new program, the Boston-based company will offer developers the tools and resources necessary to integrate its cloud archiving services. This represents the first time the company has extended its platform to outside application developers.

Applications providers, including Rescentris and ZL Technologies, have begun using Iron Mountain’s developer program.

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