As the world increasingly practices social distancing and self-isolation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, employee demand for remote work applications has climbed sharply. In return, this has led to much speculation in the media as to whether the “internet will break” as a growing number of individuals turn to the public internet to... Read More
Recently, the Stream team attended the Rice Oil & Gas High Performance Computing Conference at the Ken Kennedy Institute at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Held annually, the event brings leaders in both the technology and oil and gas sectors together with one common purpose. Over three days, the conference attendees worked to advance the... Read More
Whether one needs a build-to-suit data center or existing colocation space, customers trust a data center provider’s construction team to get the buildout right. Currently, the data center market is booming. As Datacenter Knowledge notes, hyperscale cloud providers continue to turn to specialized data center developers, like Stream, as key... Read More
“What exactly is a data center?” is a question that we have all tried to answer at some point, whether we are professionals in the industry or just hearing of them for the first time. At Stream, we understand that it can be easy to become caught up in the jargon and technical vernacular and lose the meaning of the message, which is why we... Read More
Just a few weeks ago, three members of our senior team attended PTC’20 in sunny Honolulu, Hawaii. Katie O’Hara, Vice President of Business Development, Chad Rodriguez, Vice President of Network and Cloud, and Chris Bair, Senior Vice President of Sales and Leasing, represented the entire Stream team throughout several days of back-to-back... Read More
As published on DCEO. It’s 2020 and for an ever-growing number of large businesses, the cloud is crucial. In an era where cost-cutting is prized, the cloud offers enterprise IT significant advantages in terms of affordability and scalability. To meet rapidly growing demand for their services, hyperscale users and cloud providers are... Read More
Recently, Stream Data Centers’ Executive Vice President, Anthony Bolner, and Vice President of Marketing, Mary Morgan, attended the Digital Infrastructure Montreal summit on November 12. The event brought together a diverse set of leaders from the international data center community to discuss how the industry can contribute to efforts to reduce... Read More
On the heels of Stream Data Center’s most recent announcement, our marketing team sat down with Anthony Bolner, Executive Vice President and Partner to discuss the company’s latest buildout in Chicago. Question: Thanks for joining us Anthony! Stream Data Centers has certainly been busy. Can you tell us a little bit about Stream’s... Read More
Stream Data Centers recently hired Chad Rodriguez as the company’s new VP of Network and Cloud. A veteran of the US Air Force with a background in finance from the University of Texas @ Dallas, Chad has been in the telecommunications industry for over 17 years. For this article, we got a chance to sit down with him and ask him some insightful... Read More
Stream Data Centers is proud to announce that we have been shortlisted in the Best Social Media Campaign category of Capacity Media’s Global Carrier Awards. While social media may not seem like an important aspect of a public relations or marketing strategy, especially for a B2B company, we at Stream understand that it is an essential piece in a... Read More
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AcceptWe at Stream Data Centers wish everyone well during this unprecedented time of global anxiety and uncertainty. We will continue to take every step possible to ensure our team members and facilities are able to safely and securely serve the critical systems our customers have placed in our care. Sincere thanks to our people, our customers and the Uptime Institute for their ongoing professionalism and collaboration—we are stronger as an industry when we share learnings and best practices.
