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Infrastructure Start-Up Cycle Plans Headquarters In Reno, Nevada

03/27/2017
Cycle, a container hosting and web infrastructure startup company, is relocating its headquarters to downtown Reno, Nevada.

Officials from the company, launched in Sept. 2016, envision a Container as a virtual service platform used to host information. The Cycle platform integrates all the features clients need to deploy, manage, and monitor their containers in one unified platform.

Developers can package code/applications and the dependencies required to run those applications, into a single portable format called a ‘container image’. That container image can then be deployed and scaled to a vast majority of different cloud hosting providers and executed in a restricted/secure namespace known as a container, company officials said.

With the Cycle platform, it is easy for developers to import their containers and deploy them to different geographic regions with only a couple clicks. Beyond deployment, the platform provides the systems and infrastructure needed to fully isolate and secure all communications between containers without any additional effort from users.

Cycle team chose Reno because they needed to be in a location where they can attract talent and employees want to live. Moving to Reno received high marks from a business standpoint but it also stood out above other places the company considered because of its proximity to the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe, according to the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada.

“Moving to Reno has been great for the company. I can’t imagine being anywhere else,” said Jake Warner, Founder & CEO of Cycle. “Last summer when we first toured the area, we kept hearing different perspectives as to “why Reno” and what we found was most of those conversations revolved around how people here are extremely willing to help each other. After being here for five weeks, we definitely found that to be true and have been able to establish an incredibly valuable network in just a short amount of time.”

“Reno continues to attract top-tier talent as it becomes a hub for startups and new technology, and I’m excited to welcome Cycle to Northern Nevada,” said Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve.

“We are thrilled about Cycle’s move to Reno. Another technology company that reinforces our message that Reno-Sparks continues to develop as the new tech hub for startups,” said Mike Kazmierski, President & CEO of EDAWN. “We are very excited that Cycle also decided to bring its company headquarters here and we look forward their involvement in the community and a part of the revitalization of downtown Reno.

Business partners involved in helping Cycle identify and establish its presence in Reno include Reno Engineering Development, Vince and Britton Griffith; the Reno Collective, Colin Loretz; and Ozmen Ventures, Kerem Ozmen.

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