Data Driven Performance

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Race operations move a full IT stack worldwide in ~36 hours to deploy and 6–8 hours to pack, running ~200 clients over 40 Gbps links in garages with high humidity, dust and poor power. Systems capture ~half a terabyte per weekend and roughly 4 GB per car per outing, stream real-time telemetry to the factory, then reprocess with Pure Storage and TIBCO to fuse sensor, aero and weather data, producing actionable anomalies that consistently inform setup changes.

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