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Master Technology Group is a Savage, MN-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
The data center industry is changing. The explosive growth of data, applications, devices, and content are stretching the capacity of IT and network infrastructure. IT departments are being challenged to effectively deliver more information and services to their customers, efficiently scale their systems, and protect their business`s data, all while keeping a cap on budgets. DC BLOX addresses these problems by building Tier 3 data centers in growing underserved markets in the Southeastern United States, connecting them with a high-speed optical network, and hosting cloud services to enable area businesses to effectively serve their local customers, efficiently scale their infrastructure, and ensure business continuity. DC BLOX data centers are currently located in Atlanta, GA, Chattanooga, TN, Huntsville, AL, Birmingham, AL, Greenville, SC, High Point, NC, which is in the planning stages, and Myrtle Beach, which is currently under construction. In addition, DC BLOX offers dark fiber solutions and custom-network construction services to enable the most scalable, high-capacity network solutions to meet specific customer network needs. At DC BLOX, we consider it a privilege to serve as partners to growing communities, universities, enterprises, managed service providers, and content providers, and we look forward to developing personal as well as economically prosperous relationships.
Lexcel Systems is a Los Angeles, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
InLine Connections is a Birmingham, AL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
With over 30,000 worldwide deployments and offices in America, Europe, Asia and South America, KEMP Technologies is the industry leader in advanced Layer 2 – 7 Application Delivery Controllers (ADC) and application-centric load balancing. Since 2000, KEMP has been a consistent leader in innovation with a number of industry firsts, including high performance ADC appliance virtualization, application-centric SDN and NFV integration, innovative pricing and licensing models and true platform ubiquity that can scale to support enterprises of every size and workload requirement.