Virtual Technology
- Open roles
- 0
- Founded
- 1983
- Employees
- 11-50
- Offices
- 1
About Virtual Technology
Virtual Technology, Inc. is a privately held IT equipment, systems, and service provider founded in 1983 and headquartered in Troy, Michigan. The company was founded by former executives of the Burroughs Corporation (now Unisys). Originally providing mainframe equipment, Virtual Technology became the first to develop proprietary hardware disk arrays and tape arrays for extremely large Unisys sites.
In 1995, the company expanded to provide products and services for UNIX-based systems. Virtual Technology is a leading independent provider of new and pre-owned IT equipment, systems, and services, delivering solutions to Fortune 500 companies, automotive suppliers, telecommunications, government facilities, universities, internet service providers, healthcare providers, hospitals, and financial institutions.
The company focuses on delivering server, workstation, and storage solutions, along with hardware maintenance and warranty services. Their mission-critical atmosphere has existed for over 30 years, and they are staffed with top-quality technical expertise and engineering capabilities, offering maintenance support programs for Sun, HP, IBM, and Dell systems at reduced prices.
More about Virtual Technology
Headquarters: 1345 Wheaton Ave., Troy, MI 48083
Contact:
- Phone: 248.528.6565
- Toll-Free: 800.810.4462
Services Offered:
- Buy or lease IT assets
- Dedicated service from certified IT professionals
- Sell or trade decommissioned equipment
- Responsible recycling of retired IT assets
Global Presence: Global sales, parts depots, and service hubs worldwide
Target Customers: Fortune 500 firms, automotive suppliers, telecommunications, government, academic, and healthcare customers
Key Partners/Systems: Sun, HP, IBM, and Dell maintenance support programs
Company Status: Private
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Where Virtual Technology is based
- Troy, Michigan, United States
Troy office
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