39 organizations with their own servers across 23 states that fit what Hard Disk Direct sells, each with the person who signs off.

TierPoint runs 40 data centers in 20 US markets and hosts private and multitenant cloud in them, which keeps servers, storage and spares in steady demand.

DataBank operates 76 data centers and sells bare metal and cloud from them, which keeps server, drive and network spares in constant demand.

Flexential operates more than 40 data centers in 18 US markets, each one running network and infrastructure hardware that needs refresh and spares.

Cologix runs more than 45 data centers across 13 North American edge markets, each carrying network and interconnection hardware that needs spares and refresh.

Hivelocity sells bare metal and dedicated servers and runs its own Tampa data centers, which keeps drives, memory and server parts in constant demand.

Liquid Web sells managed dedicated servers from 22 data centers, including two wholly owned sites in Lansing, which keeps drives, memory and servers in steady demand.

Element Critical runs carrier-neutral data centers in Austin, Houston and Chicago with SLA-backed network services, and is expanding into more US markets.

DartPoints owns and operates 11 data centers in 10 markets and runs managed and private cloud across them, which keeps server, storage and network hardware in steady demand.

ValorC3 runs three data centers in Boise, St. George and Oklahoma City and hosts its own managed private cloud in them, with a second Boise site on the way.

Atlantic.Net sells dedicated servers, cloud and HIPAA hosting from eight data center regions, including Orlando, Dallas, Ashburn and New York.

This operator runs twenty interconnected data centers and four cloud regions in house, which keeps network, server and storage hardware in steady demand.

Lightedge owns and operates purpose-built data centers across the US and sells private cloud and hybrid IT from them, which takes a steady supply of servers and storage.

Opti9 runs hybrid cloud, backup and disaster recovery services from its own NY1 data center in Garden City and sites in North America, Europe and APAC.

Pomeroy procures, configures and integrates hardware at its Lifecycle Solutions Center in Hebron, Kentucky, and runs advanced exchange and depot repair for clients.

Sentinel runs its own break-fix maintenance service, restoring client systems from an on-demand spares inventory with support technicians in Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan.

Netrix runs its own private cloud on Cisco UCS compute and HPE Alletra storage in two data centers, one in Illinois and one in Pennsylvania.

Thrive runs its own cloud and colocation in SOC 2 data centers in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, North Bergen and Winter Haven.

Integris manages servers and networks for regulated small and midsize firms from local offices in cities such as Atlanta, Dallas, Denver and Houston.

Ntiva lists hardware and software procurement as a standard service for its managed IT clients, backed by local technician pods and a national support network.

Coretelligent supports client infrastructure from 16 regional US offices, with remote and onsite support that covers infrastructure maintenance and monitoring.

Omega Systems hosts private cloud in a SOC 2 certified data center and offers IT lifecycle and asset management from offices in six Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states.

Meridian IT delivers infrastructure as a service, backup and disaster recovery from four data centers in Oak Brook, Illinois, Denver, Colorado, Kenosha, Wisconsin and Atlanta, Georgia.

MemorialCare runs four hospitals and more than two hundred sites of care across Southern California, each tied to servers, storage and network gear its IT team keeps current.

Covenant Health runs ten hospitals and more than a hundred locations across East Tennessee, with servers, storage and network gear to keep current at every site.

Hendrick Health runs three hospitals in Abilene and Brownwood, Texas, each needing server, storage and network hardware kept running.

Hoag runs two hospitals and 13 health and wellness centers across Orange County, California, each depending on server, storage and network hardware.

ChristianaCare runs three hospitals in Delaware and Maryland, plus a freestanding emergency department, all needing server, storage and network hardware.

UVM Health runs an academic medical center, two community hospitals and three critical access hospitals across Vermont and northern New York, each needing server and storage hardware.

MaineHealth runs a Level 1 trauma center and eight more licensed hospitals across Maine and New Hampshire, each needing server, storage and network hardware.

DePaul runs two datacenters of its own that host its physical and virtual systems, one of them on its Loop campus in Chicago.

Georgia State's research computing core runs high-performance computing clusters and data storage for research groups across the university.

University of the Cumberlands runs a main campus of more than thirty buildings in Williamsburg, Kentucky, and recently picked a new high-speed fiber network provider.

Grand Valley's Academic Research Computing team runs the university's high-performance research computing and handles its architecture design and procurement.

Spelman Technology Services manages the college's own servers, storage and hardware assets and lists a campus fiber network upgrade among its upcoming projects.

Noble Credit Union holds more than a billion dollars in assets and serves over a hundred thousand members in and around Fresno, California.

First Hope Bank has served northwestern New Jersey for more than a century from its Hope main office and a group of local branches.

F&M Bank has served Southern California for more than a century with branches from San Clemente to Santa Barbara plus online and mobile banking.

Fitchburg State runs its own campus network, a residence hall network and shared network drives where faculty, staff and students store files.

GFA Credit Union runs seven branches and serves over thirty thousand people across Central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire.