Kelly joined 451 Research in April 2011 as an analyst covering the economics and finances of the datacenter and hosting industries. In her current role, she leads the services analyst teams, which track hosting, managed services and multi-tenant datacenter providers worldwide. Coverage includes providers, market size, datacenter supply and demand, and the dynamics of the industry overall.
Before joining 451 Research, Kelly spent nearly 10 years in private equity, focusing on investments in telecommunications, IT and datacenters. Prior to that, she worked for several years at the OECD in Paris, managing the organization's budget process.
She has a BA from Wesleyan University and an MA in International Business and Economics from the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise technology, since we published our 2020 Trends report on Datacenter Services & Infrastructure in December 2019. This report serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
The company got its start as a datacenter provider in the South of France but has steadily expanded into key cities around the country. A recent investment from Credit Agricole will provide additional capital as Euclyde looks to grow more quickly over the next five years.
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise technology, since we published our 2020 Trends report on Datacenter Services & Infrastructure in December 2019. This foreword serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
As mainstream colocation goliaths focus on interconnection to differentiate their services, hybrid colocation provider Webair believes its highly customizable private cloud/storage, bare metal and business continuity offerings will take off.
The company announced that Andy Stewart is taking over from Tim Caulfield as CEO. Caulfield had taken the initial carve-out of datacenters from AT&T, and helped create Evoque: hiring staff, reassuring clients, and marketing the new company. Stewart is reportedly coming in now to take the company to the next level.
The company has preleased all 280,000 square feet (27MW) of the datacenter it is building in Frankfurt. The tenant, a US-based Fortune 100 customer, signed a 10-year lease and expects to move in when the first phase is complete in Q2 2021.
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