Modius Inc., a leading innovator in data center infrastructure management (DCIM) solutions, announces the signing of X1Studio of Tokyo as a reseller of its innovative OpenData platform in Japan.
"As Japan's data center market continues to experience rapid growth, there's a critical need for intelligent and efficient management solutions," said William Achury, founder and president of X1Studio.
"Japan's data center market is exploding and is projected to be over US$25.56 billion by 2028, and Modius, with its best-in-class DCIM solutions, is uniquely positioned to help companies located in Japan achieve their data center optimization goals."
Modius' flagship product, the OpenData DCIM platform, provides a comprehensive view of data center infrastructure, enabling businesses to:
- Enhance performance: Gain real-time insights into power, cooling, and capacity utilization, allowing for proactive optimization and improved uptime
- Optimize energy consumption: Identify and eliminate energy waste, which can lead to significant cost savings and a reduced environmental footprint
- Elevate Operational Efficiency: Streamline workflows, automate tasks, and ensure compliance with industry regulations
"We are thrilled to partner with X1Studio to bring our industry-leading DCIM solutions to the Japanese market," said Craig Compiano, president of Modius Inc.
"This will empower businesses with data centers located in Japan to thrive in the data-driven future while minimizing their environmental footprint."
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