Michael implements Stream’s overall business strategies and go-to-market operations, including the expansion of Stream’s hyperscale solutions and critical environments practice. He is well-versed in critical systems design and operations, as evidenced by his work with avionics platforms for military aircraft, solutions architecture for global power and cooling product manufacturers, and data centers. Michael joined Stream in 2010 and was named COO in 2017.
He holds an electrical engineering degree from Texas Christian University, as well as a master’s degree in systems engineering and an MBA in finance from Southern Methodist University. Professional affiliations include leadership roles with the Infrastructure Masons networking organization and the 7×24 Exchange Lone Star chapter, a knowledge exchange focused on reliability among mission-critical information infrastructures.
Why Data Center Users Choose Texas.
The Texas data center market historically attracts a steady amount of demand, but over the past several years, activity has exceeded expectations.
The Texas data center market historically attracts a steady amount of data center demand, but over the past several years, activity has exceeded expectations. Its central U.
Recent studies confirm that as companies are increasing their data center space, the amount they actually own will decrease in the coming years. Leasing a data center incurs lower costs, a significantly faster timeline, and requires far less expertise than designing, building, and operating a data center.
Michael Lahoud, Senior Vice President - Technology Services
Over the past several years, scalable data center solutions have become a trend in the industry. Currently, several major data center markets across the U.
