January 28, 2013
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Jan. 28 – UBM Tech Channel's CRN today announced the 2013 Data Center 100. This annual list recognizes technology vendors for powering, supporting and protecting today's data center services in an environmentally and economically friendly manner, while boosting efficiency and productivity. The editors at CRN developed the Data Center 100 to help IT executives navigate the marketplace and identify the top companies and solutions across the data center to best meet their needs.
New this year, the Data Center 100 list is broken up into five categories, each including 20 companies which represent the opportunities available for solution providers in the data center business.
The five categories include:
"The 2013 Data Center 100 list recognizes vendors that, over the course of 2012, have shown a dedication to the innovation and advancement of today's data center services," said Kelley Damore , Senior Vice President and Editorial Director for CRN. "The recent upsurge in cloud computing has solution providers searching for new ways to ensure their clients maintain connectivity while mitigating costs and security threats. We congratulate each vendor on the 2013 Data Center 100 list for providing a significant growth opportunity for solution providers to build their business by offering cutting-edge products and services to customers."
The 2013 Data Center 100 list is featured in the January issue of CRN Magazine and will also be featured online at www.crn.com.
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