SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 01, 2018 -- Datera, Inc., a leading provider of data services platform software for traditional and cloud-native applications, announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Datera to its 2018 Data Center 100 list. This annual list recognizes technology suppliers that excel at powering, supporting and protecting the complex and demanding data centers on which today’s businesses rely.
CRN editors select companies for the Data Center 100 list on the basis of multiple criteria, including each company’s overall impact on the market, its influence on the channel as a whole, and the types of technology and services it makes available to its partners.
In addition to recognizing technology suppliers for outstanding products and services, the Data Center 100 serves as a valuable guide for solution providers looking for best-in-class vendors providing data center infrastructure, data center management tools, software-defined data center technology and data center services.
Datera is the first software-defined, self-driving data infrastructure designed specifically for today’s modern hybrid IT environments, enabling the replacement of rigid, infrastructure-centric enterprise storage with highly-elastic, application-centric data services that orchestrate data at scale for any application in the data center, private or hybrid cloud. Combining the industry’s only SLO-based data services architecture, future-proof extensibility and a game-changing price/performance spectrum, Datera delivers operations-free agility, enterprise-class performance and latency, with better-than-public-cloud economics.
“CRN’s Data Center 100 vendors are aptly recognized for their best-in-class technologies and services, which enable solution providers to drive greater innovation, efficiency and profit in the data center,” said Bob Skelley, CEO, The Channel Company. “The 2018 list identifies the current top vendors in this vital market, helping solution providers find proven data center experts who can deliver the depth and breadth of materials, services and expert guidance required to meet their customers’ needs.”
“As data centers are reimagined for cloud, Datera is replacing rigid storage silos with a single data services platform, eliminating high-touch administration tasks such as performance management, capacity planning and data migration, cutting complexity, cost and technology risk over the entire data lifecycle,” said Marc Fleischmann, CEO and Founder of Datera. “Our inclusion on the 2018 Data Center 100 list reflects our commitment to lead the next wave of innovation that will help partners and end users fully automate the consumption of data at scale while dynamically adapting to new applications and technologies.”
The Data Center 100 list will be featured in the February 2018 issue of CRN and online at www.crn.com/datacenter100.
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About Datera
Datera is taking storage into the data era. Unlike traditional storage, all-flash arrays or typical cloud storage, Datera offers the only SLO-based data services platform for traditional and cloud-native applications that delivers the breakthrough business agility and extensibility customers really want with the enterprise-class performance and better-than-cloud economics they really need.
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