Authorised IBM Partner
IBM Cloud is a 200+ service hybrid-cloud platform built around IBM's own strength — connecting public cloud to on-premise and Red Hat OpenShift workloads rather than forcing an all-in migration. Indian enterprises running IBM mainframes, Db2, WebSphere or existing IBM Security tooling typically evaluate IBM Cloud first, because the hybrid story removes a rip-and-replace decision the hyperscalers can't avoid. As authorised IBM partner, National IT Service supplies IBM Cloud services with GST invoice, workload sizing, and deployment support.
All Indian buyers
Any account
Accounts with a usage baseline
Per dedicated server
Per cluster
IBM Cloud's only current India facility is Chennai — today a single-zone region, not yet multizone. Airtel and IBM have announced a partnership to build Multizone Regions in Mumbai and Chennai for better in-country redundancy, aimed at regulated sectors (BFSI, healthcare, government); as of this writing that expansion is announced, not live, so plan your India-latency and data-residency architecture around Chennai's current single-zone status until it lands. IBM does not publish a flat rupee — or even a single dollar — list price for this. IBM Cloud's public catalog is priced per service and per instance profile, billed natively in USD, with pay-as-you-go, committed-use and subscription options that each land differently. We are not going to invent a number to fill this space. Through National IT Service you get the exact IBM catalog rate mapped to INR, a GST invoice, and provisioning support. Through National IT Service you get the catalog price mapped to INR at the day's conversion, GST invoicing, workload sizing (right profile, right region), and provisioning support.
WhatsApp +91 98119 98370 with your workload — compute, storage, OpenShift, or a hybrid mix — and whether it is new or a migration. We size it against the IBM catalog, request pricing, and deliver an INR quote with GST invoice. Typical turnaround: 3-5 working days for a quote, 2-4 weeks to provision.
Yes — Chennai, currently a single-zone region (one facility, not three independent zones). For workloads that need in-region multizone resilience today, many Indian enterprises pair Chennai with a second IBM region (Singapore or Sydney are the nearest) for disaster recovery until the announced Airtel-IBM Mumbai and Chennai multizone build lands.
No — IBM Cloud is priced like AWS or Azure: per service, per instance size, per GB, per hour. There is no seat-based or flat-rate pricing model for infrastructure services. The IBM Cloud Pricing Calculator on IBM's own site lets you build a bill of materials for your specific configuration, which is the only way to get an accurate number without a workload-specific quote.
AWS and Azure have deeper, more mature India regions (Mumbai and Hyderabad both live and multizone) and broader managed-service catalogs. IBM Cloud's case is narrower and specific: if you run IBM mainframe, Db2, WebSphere, or existing IBM Security/QRadar tooling, or you want one Red Hat OpenShift footprint spanning on-prem and cloud without a vendor-specific Kubernetes flavour, IBM Cloud removes integration work the hyperscalers add back in. For a green-field cloud-native buildout with no IBM legacy, AWS or Azure India regions are usually the simpler default.
IBM Cloud bills natively in USD to a direct account. Through National IT Service as authorised IBM partner, you get the equivalent spend billed in INR with a proper GST invoice, removing the FX and import-of-service GST complexity of billing IBM directly from an Indian entity.
Get an IBM Cloud or QRadar quote priced in INR with GST invoice — we scope the workload or EPS tier, request the IBM quote, and handle deployment.