CA has decided to host its cloud-based CA Clarity PPM On Demand suite within Australia, and has selected Fujitsu to provide the hosting infrastructure.

Fujitsu will provide the IaaS hosting infrastructure by which CA will be mirroring its US environment.

The Fujitsu announcement says the company will provide data and system replication across two of its Tier III data centres. The infrastructure will also include servers, storage, internet access, backup and infrastructure management. ®

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