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Data Center 50: The Coolest Data Center Companies Of 2023
O’Ryan Johnson
From the world’s largest providers of data center hardware and software to the cloud data center giants building new centers across the globe, CRN breaks down 50 key data center companies in 2023.
Wasabi Technologies
David Friend, Co-Founder, CEO
Headquarters: Boston
The company’s cloud storage offerings have gotten the attention of investors, who last year pored $1 billion into the company, lifting it to unicorn status.
Wasabi said it is adding more storage regions around the globe, including in the U.S. where media customers such as Adobe are using Wasabi to sell into the media and entertainment markets. Wasabi added low-cost storage offerings for broadcasters, studios, post-production houses, sports leagues and teams, and media services companies.
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Eaton |
Hitachi Vantara |
Lenovo |
NetApp |
Scale Computing |
Schneider Electric |
Veeam |
Vertiv |
VMware
