Nlyte expands UK reseller network with E&I Engineering

Data centre mainframe

Data centre software firm Nlyte has expanded its reseller programme by adding switchgear provider E&I Engineering to its portfolio, folding the firm into its UK and EMEA networks.

E&I will supply Nlyte's Energy Optimiser programme, which assists data centre managers with real-time data monitoring and analysis of IT facilities, allowing for greater oversight over infrastructure and power distribution, Nlyte said.

"With Nlyte and E&I, customers will gain proven data centre IT and asset management that will give data centre managers reliable and actionable information and access to critical systems on a single user interface," said Simon Killen, group manager of EMS & IT divisions at E&I Engineering. "It increases the agility of infrastructure teams in keeping up with business changes and requests."

"By adding Nlyte's advanced monitoring and alarming capabilities with E&I Engineering's leading power control and management know-how and solutions, we offer customers services to allow them full control and accountability of their data centre power, as well as reducing its cost. It's the next logical step," added Killen.

E&I Engineering, which is headquartered in Ireland, will now act as Nlyte's sole supplier for data centre power services, including design, installation, maintenance and management of those systems.

Moshe Benjo, Nlyte vice-president, said: "E&I Engineering is a trusted leader in delivering pan-European power solutions and will strengthen Nlyte's presence across EMEA. E&I is our first dedicated power partner, and together we will serve the needs of our shared data centre customers with smarter power solutions to solve mission-critical problems for data centre managers."

Contributor

Dale Walker is a contributor specializing in cybersecurity, data protection, and IT regulations. He was the former managing editor at ITPro, as well as its sibling sites CloudPro and ChannelPro. He spent a number of years reporting for ITPro from numerous domestic and international events, including IBM, Red Hat, Google, and has been a regular reporter for Microsoft's various yearly showcases, including Ignite.

Latest in Business
Dell Technologies logo and branding pictured at the company's stall at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain.
Scale of Dell job cuts laid bare as firm sheds 10% of staff in a year
Male employee sitting at a desk working on a laptop with earphones in and books scattered on desk.
Employees want purpose, and they’re willing to quit to find it – upskilling, career growth, and work-life balance have shifted priorities for workers
Digital handshake concept with Hand shake between two businessmen with digital hand
SYSPRO appoints Josef Al-Sibaie to spearhead global expansion
Matt Clifford speaking at Treasury Connect conference in 2023
Who is Matt Clifford?
Flexible work concept image showing woman working in office environment side by side with woman working from home.
IT professionals aren’t budging on flexible work demands – and more than half say they’ll quit if employers don’t meet expectations
Cybersecurity team members discussing strategy in an open plan office space, with male and female practitioners standing and others sitting at desks.
UK tech firms have a chance to trial a four-day week this year – here's how other pilot schemes fared
Latest in News
Ransomware concept image showing a warning symbol in red with binary code in background.
Healthcare systems are rife with exploits — and ransomware gangs have noticed
Application security concept image showing a digitized padlock placed upon a digital platform.
ESET looks to ‘empower’ partners with cybersecurity portfolio updates
Databricks logo and branding pictured on a MacBook Pro screen.
Databricks and Anthropic are teaming up on agentic AI development – here’s what it means for customers
Dell Technologies logo and branding pictured at the company's stall at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain.
Scale of Dell job cuts laid bare as firm sheds 10% of staff in a year
Male employee sitting at a desk working on a laptop with earphones in and books scattered on desk.
Employees want purpose, and they’re willing to quit to find it – upskilling, career growth, and work-life balance have shifted priorities for workers
NHS logo displayed on a smartphone screen in white lettering on a blue background.
NHS supplier hit with £3m fine for security failings that led to attack