From Air Canada to Dell to the Australian government-the list of customers who rely on the know-how of Dynatrace is prominent and long. In the previous year, the software company was able to further increase sales in Linz. Due to the increasing use of artificial intelligence, the company is increasingly discovering the subject of energy saving.
Regardless of whether it is a gap or an error in software: you can recognize the solutions from Dynatrace in real time and delete them immediately and fully automatically. It is precisely these talents of the digital surveillance platform that ensured that the sale of the software company founded in Linz continued to rise last year. In the 2024/25 financial year, $ 1,699 billion had to be, which is the equivalent of around 1.52 billion euros.
“Modern digital companies can better understand their systems and data with Dynatrace and thus analyze, automate and be more innovative,” explains Technik-Board and co-founder Bernd Greifeder.
Greifeder knows that the topics of energy and cost efficiency are becoming more important: “The use of artificial intelligence is becoming more and more business strategies. This drives the costs of energy-intensive cloud calculation fast.
Energy -intensive calculation patterns are recognized
The Dynatrace software helps to save energy by recognizing energy-intensive calculation patterns that can be reduced. Economics times of cloud sources can also be discovered.
Dynatrace currently has around 5,200 employees. The personnel score has grown with 500 employees in the past financial year. The heart of research and development is correct in Linz. The expansion of the campus is currently running here. The construction site right next to the existing location must be completed this year. The interior design is finished by the end of 2026.
Source: Krone

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