Data center and infrastructure solutions enable businesses to manage their applications and data in reliable, high-performance and scalable environments. Server, storage, network and virtualization technologies support growing workloads while contributing to the efficient use of resources and stronger business continuity.
Redington helps organizations modernize their IT environments with the data center and infrastructure solutions of the global technology brands it distributes. With a portfolio that ranges from physical infrastructure to software-defined architectures, and from hyperconverged systems to data protection and disaster recovery solutions, it helps businesses build flexible and manageable infrastructures that fit their needs.
Storage solutions enable organizations to store and manage their ever-growing data securely, accessibly and with high performance. Scalable storage architectures suited to different workloads help increase data center performance and operational efficiency.
Server and Converged/HCI solutions bring computing, storage and virtualization resources together in modern, scalable infrastructures. They help organizations simplify their data center operations, optimize resource utilization and bring new workloads online faster.
Linux and open source virtualization solutions enable physical and virtual infrastructures to be managed flexibly and reliably. Built on open standards, they help organizations run their applications on bare-metal, virtual, container and cloud environments and reduce infrastructure dependencies.
Backup and Cyber Recovery solutions protect critical corporate data against data loss, system failures and cyberattacks. With capabilities such as secure backup, fast recovery and isolated data copies, they help reduce the impact of potential disruptions, including ransomware.
Data Availability and business continuity solutions keep critical systems and data accessible during outages and ensure operations resume as quickly as possible. Together with Disaster Recovery technologies, they strengthen organizations' operational resilience and reduce the risks arising from service interruptions.
