There’s no doubt that there is more knowledge of IT hardware and how technology works in the Silicon Valley than just about anywhere in the U.S., but when companies are shedding equipment and de-installing their data centers, one Midwest company stands out as a valuable resource: Minneapolis-based OceanTech.As many corporate Silicon Valley data centers are being shuttered and businesses shift to third party data centers for storage services, data center de-installation is becoming a service in high demand.OceanTech tailors its approach to de-installation to the situation at hand, working with IT departments and organizations with multiple facilities to securely and quickly de-install equipment and take care of secure data destruction.Ensuring that company data is deleted from servers, computers, and hard drives of all types is the business that has propelled OceanTech to rising star status in the electronics recycling world.While some electronics recycling companies destroy hard drives (and often the entire machines), OceanTech specializes in recycling for reuse. Their focus is on safely and securely deleting data, providing complete documentation for auditing and control purposes, and then paying companies for the hardware, which is refurbished for resale.Data center de-installation also comes into play when companies are upgrading servers or other equipment or when they are relocating to a new building or location. One call to OceanTech puts talented experts on the job, mapping out a plan for your customized de-installation project.To find out more about Silicon Valley data center de-installation, secure data destruction, complete documentation and reporting services, and more, call OceanTech and speak with a data center de-installation expert. The number is 612 331 4456.