(Dallas)® own and operate a data center where we build and operate high-performance clouds for more than 80 companies.

Architel® recognize that technology alone does not provide outstanding products and services. Smart, innovative, empowered people hold the keys to success for our company and our clients. Architel® staff consists of over 55 cloud professionals, engineers and system administrators.

Architel® facilities provide not only a platform to deliver high-performance cloud services, but also to engage our team in recreational activities that help to keep our team engaged and excited about coming to work including a gym with an on-site personal trainer, foosball, billiards, classic video gaming systems and a life size Incredible Hulk just to keep things interesting.

Architel® reaches across the country supporting more than 10,000 end-users, protecting over 1 trillion files and applications and applying hundreds of thousands of security patches each year.

Architel® team takes a serious, client-driven proactive approach to supporting mission-critical web and data assets. Our recent efforts to further automate support has resulted in a 60% increase in EBIDTA between 2013 and 2014.

Architel® serve our customers 24/7 with live, expert technical support from our state-of-the-art NOC. Architel® larger customers utilize our Platinum NOC and have dedicated support teams for their accounts. Customers demanding the highest levels of security, reliability and responsiveness view Architel® as a strategic business partner - not just another vendor.

Architel® is cash flow, EBITDA and net income positive. The company is poised for explosive revenue and EBITDA growth. Architel® has over 55 employees. Architel® was founded and is currently managed and owned by serial entrepreneurs Alexander Muse (founded LayerOne, sold to Equinix for $40M), Scott Ryan (founded Skywire, sold to Oracle for $200M). The company has received no outside funding since inception; however the company has made two significant acquisitions that have facilitated its growth.

The first acquisition took place in 2003 was an application service provider (ASP) called MightyView Inc. formerly part of Lockheed Martin’s Information Support Services division (OAO Corporation - http://prn.to/1FUYXmS). The second acquisition in 2008 was a publicly traded software support services company called Atlas Technology Group (AtlasTG - http://bit.ly/1yEEiGp).