INFINIDAT expansion

INFINIDAT is expanding operations globally with the opening of new offices in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), APAC (Asia Pacific), and North America. The company is also planning to more than triple the office space of its U.S. headquarters in Massachusetts and expand other U.S. locations. The global expansion is a direct result of the increasing universal demand for the high performance, scalability and reliability delivered by InfiniBox™, the company’s flagship enterprise data storage array.

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“Enterprise companies in every market face challenges posed by growing volumes of data, and they’re seeking efficient ways to manage and utilize that data to its full advantage,” said Moshe Yanai, INFINIDAT Founder and CEO. “InfiniBox provides companies with the performance, capacity and efficiency they need to address their data growth and utilize that data to be highly competitive.”

INFINIDAT’s global expansion includes new offices in major cities across EMEA: London, U.K.; Stockholm, Sweden; Hague, Netherlands; and Pretoria, South Africa. The company has also opened offices in APAC: Hyderabad and Bangalore, India; Tokyo, Japan; Melbourne and Sydney, Australia; and Toronto, Canada.

INFINIDAT is also in the process of moving its U.S. headquarters from a 5900 square foot space in Needham, MA to a newly constructed 23,000 square foot office in Waltham, MA. The company is also expanding the offices of its two other U.S. locations in California and Colorado.

INFINIDAT’s EMEA and APAC headquarters is located in Hertzeliya, Israel. Prior to this global expansion, the company had existing offices in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Mexico. All INFINIDAT offices provide customers with full sales services and product support.

INFINIDAT expansion

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