Nov, 2018 : GIGA Data Centers Expands Sales Management Team

📅 November 25, 2018 - Atlanta, GA-based data center services company, GIGA Data Centers (gigadatacenters.com -> hostinger.com), providing a guaranteed PUE of 1.15 and up to 50kW per colocation rack-cabinet, has announced multiple new hires to its sales management team.

The Sales staff enhancements closely follow GIGA Data Centers' new data center opening announcement and will serve as the catalyst for attracting new clients into their Mooresville, NC data center facility as well as the 14 additional data centers that GIGA plans to build over the next three years in Tier 1 & 2 city locations.

New VP of Sales

David Poller joins GIGA as the company's new Vice President of Sales. In his new role, Mr. Poller will be responsible [...][... Check source for end of article ...]

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