Gabia Covers Full Migration Costs for New Corporate Cloud Clients

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By Jang Hyung-imjang@sedaily.com
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Photo courtesy of Gabia - Seoul Economic Daily Technology News from South Korea
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Cloud services provider Gabia said on the 2nd that it is launching the "2026 Gabia Cloud Migration Support Program," which lowers the upfront costs companies face when moving to Gabia Cloud.

Gabia will offer new corporate clients three benefits: full coverage of migration costs, a discount of up to 20% on monthly service fees and free migration consulting. Migration refers to the work of transferring existing data and systems to a new environment during a cloud transition.

Eligible companies include those moving from physical servers or cloud platforms operated by other providers, as well as those that require migration services to make the switch. Companies that opt for a hybrid approach, running physical servers and cloud infrastructure in parallel for cost efficiency, can also apply.

Once a client submits an application, the support amount is set and a contract is signed after consultation, a preliminary review of the company's infrastructure and an assessment of whether migration is feasible. Applications can be submitted on the Gabia Cloud website through November 30.

"Gabia will handle everything from the initial analysis to the migration itself, so that clients can make the switch with minimal service disruption," said Oh Seok, head of Gabia's cloud business team. "As more companies run physical servers and cloud infrastructure together, we will continue to propose transition methods suited to each environment."

Original reporting by Jang Hyung-im for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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