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New Belgium Brewing Moves Core Applications from Cloud Services to On-Premises

New Belgium Brewing, the fourth largest US craft brewer founded in 1988, has returned its core business applications from a cloud service to its onsite operations. The company has chosen Dell EMC PowerEdge servers as the underlying infrastructure to support exponential increases in its applications and data, “achieving greater control over its data integrity and security while improving speed to applications and saving IT costs.” The competitive craft beer industry is growing rapidly, and IT…

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