SLT-Mobitel Enterprise Premium Cloud has been unveiled at Lanka Tech Summit 2026, giving Sri Lankan businesses access to a new Nutanix-powered platform designed to support digital transformation, resilient IT infrastructure and AI-ready workloads.
SLT-Mobitel Enterprise Premium Cloud brings Nutanix technology to Sri Lankan businesses
SLT-Mobitel, the enterprise services arm of Sri Lanka Telecom PLC, launched the new cloud service at the Lanka Tech Summit 2026, held recently at ITC Ratnadipa in Colombo. The introduction expands the company’s multi-cloud portfolio as businesses increasingly seek scalable and secure technology infrastructure to support changing operational requirements.
The new platform is designed to help enterprises modernise their IT environments while supporting mission-critical workloads with greater resilience. By combining hybrid multi-cloud flexibility with enterprise-grade performance, the service aims to give organisations greater control over infrastructure, applications and data while maintaining business continuity.
A central feature of the offering is its ability to support seamless disaster recovery and scalable cloud deployments. These capabilities are increasingly important for businesses operating in an environment where uninterrupted access to applications and data is critical to daily operations.
The service also incorporates capabilities intended to support AI-ready workloads, allowing enterprises to prepare their technology infrastructure for emerging applications and increasingly data-intensive operations. Rather than relying on a single cloud environment, organisations can use a hybrid approach that connects different infrastructure and deployment models according to their operational requirements.
The launch also marks an important development in SLT-Mobitel Enterprise’s relationship with Nutanix, a global provider of hybrid multicloud computing technology. SLT-Mobitel Enterprise has become the first service provider in the region to join the Nutanix Elevate Service Provider Program (NESPP), according to the company.
The programme membership highlights SLT-Mobitel Enterprise’s efforts to incorporate globally recognised cloud technologies and practices into its services for the Sri Lankan market. The partnership combines Nutanix’s technology platform with SLT-Mobitel’s local infrastructure, technical capabilities and enterprise customer support.
Nutanix’s unified cloud platform is designed to simplify infrastructure management while supporting application and data mobility across on-premises environments, public clouds and edge locations. This approach gives enterprises greater flexibility in determining where workloads are deployed while helping simplify the management of increasingly complex IT environments.
For Sri Lankan organisations, the SLT-Mobitel Enterprise Premium Cloud offering is positioned as a way to access these hybrid multicloud capabilities through a locally supported enterprise service. The platform is intended to help businesses improve workload performance, streamline IT operations and introduce new digital services without compromising security and compliance requirements.
The service is hosted within SLT-Mobitel’s Tier III data centre infrastructure, providing the foundation for its enterprise cloud services. The data centre environment is designed to support reliability, security and business continuity, while the cloud platform provides the scalability needed as customer workloads and technology requirements change.
The combination of Tier III data centre infrastructure and Nutanix technology is also intended to provide enterprises with a more resilient environment for critical applications. For organisations managing sensitive data or business-critical systems, infrastructure reliability and disaster recovery are important considerations when evaluating cloud deployment strategies.
The launch therefore represents another step in SLT-Mobitel Enterprise’s broader multi-cloud strategy. The company is positioning its cloud portfolio to support businesses that need flexible infrastructure as they move from traditional IT environments towards more distributed and digitally integrated systems.
The SLT-Mobitel Enterprise Premium Cloud also comes at a time when organisations across sectors are examining how cloud computing can support operational efficiency, business continuity and digital innovation. Hybrid architectures can allow businesses to combine existing infrastructure with cloud resources, providing greater flexibility as technology needs evolve.
Lanka Tech Summit 2026 provided the setting for the announcement, bringing together CIOs, CTOs, technology leaders and business decision-makers to discuss developments in hybrid multi-cloud adoption and enterprise digital transformation.
With the new service, SLT-Mobitel Enterprise is seeking to combine local infrastructure and support with Nutanix’s global hybrid multicloud technology. The offering provides Sri Lankan enterprises with another option for modernising their IT infrastructure while building the scalability, resilience and flexibility required for an increasingly digital business environment.