I have enjoyed the opportunity throughout my career to dedicate my time and energy to a single cause...the design, construction, and ongoing support services related to highly complex, engineered building systems. I've worked with some of the most sophisticated and innovative government and commercial clients, always doing my best to provide the best available services in my industry. My business is to utilize my knowledge and resources to reduce my clients' business risks and enable them to achieve their goals.In 2002, Compu Dynamics LLC was founded in my basement under the name Andrew Browning Group, LLC (named after my two boys). Even before that date, in 1999, I fell in love with data centers and have focused exclusively on mission-critical facility services since then. I am passionate about working with the smartest people I know and delivering highly responsive technical services to clients wherever they need my support. That is our primary objective at Compu Dynamics.As an early mover in this industry, I have always felt compelled to learn about, and attempt to become an expert in, new technologies as they arise. With this knowledge, I hope to enhance Compu Dynamics' services and solutions and enable our company to continue as a leader among our competitors. Today, Compu Dynamics is one of the leading data center services providers in the US. We are based just minutes from the epicenter of the internet universe (NoVA), but we will follow our clients wherever they need us. We support Cloud Service Providers, Colocation Providers, Major Applications, AI/HPC Developers, Government Agencies, Education institutions, and other Enterprises with a wide variety of solutions designed to deliver, protect, enhance, and maintain the hardware and software that keeps the world spinning.

Shortly after the internet bubble deflated in 2001, Andrew Browning Group, LLC (ABG) was founded based on Mr. Altizer's confidence that the future demands of information technology would eventually reignite the growth in the data centers. With the emergence of Google, Facebook and other young tech companies, this theory was proven correct. During ABG's first seven years, the company evolved from a technology-oriented General Contractor into a full service Mechanical, Electrical and General Contractor focused exclusively on data center owners and operators. In 2009, ABG acquired Compu Dynamics, Inc. and formally adopted the acquired company's name.