James Burgess, Giles Harris, Aisling Daniels and Nick Packer
Cirencester-based networking solutions company Gbics is raising a glass to 10 years in the business.
The firm was set up in 2013 by directors James Burgess, Giles Harris and Nick Packer as a reselling platform for fibre optic transceivers, cabling and data centre infrastructure products.
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The company has grown significantly since its inception. Developing international partnerships with Dell, Intel, Juniper and more recently, Nvidia, one of the world’s leaders in artificial intelligence technology.
They have also recently launched their own direct channel program, called Gbics Connect, this allows IT resellers and service providers to purchase directly from them. This removes any need for third party distribution companies, as deal registration, pre-sales support and all logistics services are handled in-house.
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Gbics director James Burgess said: It has been a roller coaster 10 years and I am incredibly proud of the team, their dedication and commitment to developing Gbics, as a company.
“We work with some amazing partners who have helped us to develop a comprehensive portfolio of transceiver products. We provide high-performance switching solutions for various companies across the world. Here's to another 10 years.”
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