ClearCube Technology Announces Expansion Into Middle East Markets
Demand for Secure Efficient Computing is Driving Growth and Profitability
ClearCube Technology, the leader in centralized and virtual computing, announced today a new joint venture that will expand its presence in the Middle East. The new company, ClearCube Middle East, will enhance ClearCube's global footprint and deliver a full range of products, services and support to customers in the Middle East and South Asia regions.
"We've experienced strong demand for centralized and virtual computing solutions from the Middle East region which is consistent with what we've seen reported by analyst firms like Gartner in their emerging market analysis for 2009," said Randy Printz, President and CEO of ClearCube. "The Middle East continues to be an important growth market and we're pleased to expand our footprint in this region. Having achieved four consecutive quarters of profitability during these challenging economic times is a testament to our strategic approach to market selection and alignment with growth drivers."
"My team and I are very pleased to be delivering ClearCube's world-class hardware, software and services to the region," said Syed Saad Hussain, Director for Business Development with ClearCube Middle East. "The demand for secure computing and low cost virtual computing is growing rapidly across numerous vertical segments including government, education, energy and commercial verticals. ClearCube has an excellent reputation globally and is well position to experience continued strong growth."
The ClearCube Middle East office will serve Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and India. More information can be found online, at www.clearcubeme.com.
