Wasabi hot cloud storage will be used by the Boston Bruins to store media and provide cutting-edge fan experiences.
The hot cloud storage firm has introduced its new Cloud Innovators series, which delves into how hot cloud storage is influencing technology going forward for the famous businesses and forward-thinking thought leaders that Wasabi collaborates with. Josh Carley, the Boston Bruins’ and TD Garden’s vice president of technology, appears in the first episode.
The Bruins organization has a great reputation to uphold both on and off the ice as a legendary sports institution with supporters throughout the globe. The company is excited about the future and how data and technology may help them achieve their cultural and financial objectives while realizing the guest experience of the future in Beantown, even as they honor their rich legacy.
All of the iconic on-ice moments that are shown on jumbotrons and in film reels eventually find their way into the Wasabi cloud, which is where the Bruins store their audio-visual data. “There is an enormous quantity of historical video, which is particularly significant for our centennial celebration,” states Carley. “We’ve featured a ton of historical moments, and when our alumni attend games, we play video from their Bruin days while they skate.”
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