Redi Expands Data Center, Adds Staff in Hong Kong Office
Michael Rude, Redi's chief revenue officer, talks about the decision to add more support to the region.
"We recently stood up a new state-of-the-art data center in Equinix HK1," Michael Rude, Redi's chief revenue officer, tells WatersTechnology. "This builds on our existing points of presence in New York, Chicago and London, and reinforces our cross-regional, resilient mesh of data centers globally."
The New York-based firm has also added client coverage, account management and infrastructure engineering staff in Hong Kong. Jason Yoon-Hendricks, Redi's head of client relations and operations APAC
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