St. Louis biotech innovators need a cutting edge infrastructure that enables data storage and processing at the edge.
November 15, 2018 — Netrality completes significant updates to St. Louis data center, 900 Walnut, including added Meet Me Room capacity, lobby enhancements and security upgrades.
Biotech is one of the most data-intensive industries in the world. Staggering amounts of data are required to develop and trial new specimens, new products, new cures, and new solutions. Limitations in speed and bandwidth will delay or halt advancements.
5G and edge computing are vital in improving the performance of applications and processing excessive amounts of data in real-time. Consider them in a monogamous relationship in a sense without one; the other cannot grow to its full potential.
Netrality had the pleasure of hosting students from Delsea Regional High School, Liguori Academy, and Roman Catholic High School at our data center located at 401 N. Broad in Philadelphia to celebrate International Data Center Day on March 23rd!
