About DAXS

DAXS today

Technology changes.
Responsibility remains.

DAXS brings together software development, IT infrastructure, automation and AI integration. Personally managed by Herbert Röblreiter, self-employed since 2000.

Since 2000
self-employed
Herbert Röblreiter
direct contact
Software + operations
from code to infrastructure

The story behind DAXS

Real-world projects created a broad technical foundation.

The work began with web, database and software projects. Networks, servers, hosting, cloud services and automation were added as clients needed them in day-to-day operations.

Garage, computers, first projects

Technology became part of the service when it solved a real problem better.

The first workspace was in the garage of the family home. Computers were assembled, software was developed and the first client projects were prepared there.

1999

Preparation in the garage

Preparations for self-employment began in the second half of the year at the improvised workspace in the family home.

2000

Official start

Self-employment officially began with the business registration on 20 February. The first projects included websites, databases and custom software.

2001

Partnership with Inode

The collaboration with the Austrian internet provider began, making connectivity and provider services an early part of technical projects.

The later development through UPC Austria, T-Mobile Austria and Magenta Telekom was a sequence of acquisitions and integrations, not an unchanged partner chain.
around 2002

Own office

The scope of work grew with the projects. Alongside development, IT support, networks and servers became permanent areas of responsibility.

2003

Microsoft partnership

Windows workplaces, servers and business platforms became a more substantial part of ongoing support.

2005

Own hosting and rack infrastructure

DAXS established its own rack infrastructure in Erlachgasse in Vienna, within the provider environment of Inode and UPC Telekabel at the time.

2006

Astaro, later Sophos

Firewalls, VPNs and site-to-site networking became a lasting part of the infrastructure work.

2008

HP and today's HPE environment

Servers, storage and business infrastructure extended the practical experience in procurement, deployment, migration and operations.

2016–2024

Hosting at Interxion Vienna

In 2016, the rack and hosting infrastructure was moved through the infrastructure of the telecommunications partner UPC Austria to Interxion Vienna, where it remained in operation until 2024. Interxion is now part of Digital Realty.

This was not a DAXS-owned data centre or a large dedicated cage: DAXS operated its own rack and hosting infrastructure in a professional data-centre environment.
2018–2019

From UPC Austria to Magenta Telekom

T-Mobile Austria acquired UPC Austria in 2018. Since 2019, mobile and cable services have been brought together under the Magenta brand. Magenta Telekom is the current partner in the telecommunications environment.

today

Software, infrastructure, automation and AI

DAXS connects applications, interfaces and ongoing operations. Owned systems, hybrid models, cloud services and AI tools are used where they make technical and economic sense.

Current collaboration

Technology partners are selected to suit the task.

The history explains how DAXS developed. Today, the deciding factor is which platform supports reliable and economical operations.

Magenta TelekomTelecommunications and site connectivity
MicrosoftWorkplace, servers, identity and hybrid environments
SophosFirewalls, VPNs and security
HPEServers, storage and infrastructure

Personally managed

Herbert Röblreiter remains the direct contact.

Requirements and technical decisions are discussed directly. If a project needs additional trades, regional presence, specialist knowledge or broader service coverage, DAXS works with suitable external specialist partners.

Responsibility and communication remain clear, even when several specialists contribute to a solution.

DAXS today

A project can begin with code, infrastructure or operations.

What matters is how the parts work together, what makes economic sense and who takes responsibility in day-to-day operations.

Next step

Your IT has grown.
We start where you are today.

A specific problem, an existing project or the need for ongoing support is enough to begin.