The new company, BASELAYER, will include hardware and modular data center to data center infrastructure management software IO. The company plans to complete the separation in early 2015.
There are only seven years brothers George and William Slessman and business partner Anthony Wanger launched IO with a mission to transform. Industry data centers
"Our growth has exceeded our expectations - and given the scale of the innovations of our company - we decided to divide our portfolio into two," said George Slessman co-founder and CEO at IO .
IO initially launched its colocation services in 07, layering optimized thermal efficiency over traditional offerings. Shortly after, in 2011, the company invented a patented modular data center with intelligent management and control mechanisms to further drive efficiency and density.
The intensified history in 2012 when IO developed an operating system data center to better manage its data centers as it expanded its footprint globally. open cloud services IO marked the next chapter because it offers companies the scale and network necessary for a data center environment to the test.
IO customer base
"We have built two strong companies, but distinct," George Slessman added. "By separating the two, we create clarity of purpose to accelerate the growth of both companies. This decision introduced two market leaders - each with talent and resources directly focused on their core competencies "
William Slessman, co-founder and former chief technology officer of IO, will assume the role of chief Executive Officer (CEO.) to BASELAYER. George Slessman and Anthony Wanger continue to lead IO in their current roles as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President, respectively. IO will continue to be based in Phoenix.
BASELAYER, with headquarters in Chandler, Arizona, will use technology and customer base that originated in IO. company's data center products enable service providers, enterprises and governments intelligently provision of their data centers . UNDERWEAR customers will be able to bridge the gap between data center operators and IT.
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