Nvidia GTC 2026: Quobyte appoints storage industry veteran Andrew Perry as Vice president of Sales to drive global expansion. Andrew brings 20+ years of enterprise storage expertise and a proven track record of building world-class sales organizations and scaling high-performance teams through major industry shifts. Quobyte, a provider of high-performance storage, architected for AI, announced the appointment of Andrew Perry as vice president of Sales. Perry, a seasoned sales executive with over two decades of experience in the enterprise storage and data management sectors, will lead Quobyte's global sales strategy as the company enters its next phase of hyper-growth. Perry joins Quobyte from ScienceLogic, where he served as Vice president of Sales for the Americas, consistently driving record-breaking revenue and expanding the company's footprint across the enterprise and public sectors. His career also includes senior leadership roles at Weka, SpringPath and Violin Memory, where he was instrumental in scaling high-performance sales teams and navigating the transition from legacy hardware approaches to modern, cloud-native software architectures. "The storage market is at a massive inflection point. Organizations are moving away from the rigid, expensive hardware silos of the past toward the flexibility and performance of software-defined infrastructure architected for AI," said Björn Kolbeck, CEO and co-founder, Quobyte. "Andrew's track record of building world-class sales organizations and his deep understanding of the high-performance storage landscape make him the perfect leader to accelerate our momentum. His arrival marks a significant milestone as we challenge the incumbents and redefine what's possible in the AI era." Perry's appointment comes at a time of significant disruption in the storage industry. While competitors like Pure Storage, Weka, and Vast Data have highlighted the demand for flash and scale-out architectures, Quobyte's unique software-only, ultra-resilient scale out approach provides a level of hardware independence and operational simplicity that legacy-bound vendors cannot match. "Quobyte is the best-kept secret in the storage industry, and that is about to change," said Andrew Perry, VP, sales, Quobyte. "Having spent my career at the forefront of innovation, I've seen how difficult it is for enterprises to manage massive growth in unstructured data without sacrificing performance or breaking the budget. Quobyte has solved the 'impossible' trade-off between extreme scale and ease of management. I am thrilled to join this world-class team and help our customers build the data foundations they need for the next gen of AI and high-performance computing." At Quobyte, Perry will oversee all aspects of the global sales organization, including direct sales, channel partnerships, and strategic alliances. His immediate focus will be on expanding Quobyte's presence in key verticals such as Neoclouds, Financial Services, M&E, Life Sciences, and Research-sectors where Quobyte's ability to deliver linear scalability and 100% uptime is a critical competitive advantage. Read also: Improvements include ARM support, cloud object storage integration, and end-to-end observability for scalable AI infrastructure Supported processors include Nvidia Grace, Ampere CPUs, and AWS Graviton Formerly Penguin Computing, Toshiba, CiaraTech, Smart Storage, and Sanmina

ScienceLogic opens Hyderabad office to expand AI operations in India. Investments ScienceLogic has opened its first office in India, establishing a new base in Hyderabad as part of its expansion into the Asia-Pacific market. The facility is located in the Nanakramguda Financial District at Sohini Tech Park and will support the company's growing customer base in India and the broader region. The move marks a strategic investment in one of the world's fastest-growing technology markets as demand rises for AI-driven IT operations and observability platforms. The company said the new office will allow it to work more closely with enterprises and government organizations managing increasingly complex IT environments that span hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures. ScienceLogic's expansion builds on its existing global presence in Reston, Virginia, as well as offices in London, Sydney, Taiwan and Singapore. Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Dave Link said the Hyderabad office would help the company respond more quickly to customers using its platform to consolidate monitoring tools and improve visibility across IT systems. The company's technology focuses on service-centric observability and AI-driven IT operations, helping organizations manage alerts, telemetry and system performance across distributed environments. ScienceLogic's product portfolio includes the Skylar AI suite - comprising Skylar One, Skylar Automation, Skylar Compliance and Skylar Analytics - which is designed to unify monitoring, automate workflows and provide operational insights for enterprise IT teams. Company executives said India's growing digital economy and increasing adoption of cloud and AI technologies make the country an important growth market. Hyderabad, in particular, has emerged as a major technology hub with a strong ecosystem of engineering talent and enterprise innovation.