Racker Culture

Rackspace employees have the expertise to solve some of today’s most complex business IT challenges. In addition to helping customers, many also serve o

San Antonio Area Aspirations in Computing last week honored 36 of the brightest young women in South Texas for their technological achievements.

Austin Page credits FIRST Robotics with his career as a software developer. Now he's helping other kids find their passions.

Volunteering for a variety of charities and causes is a core value at Rackspace, where employees are given 24 hours of paid time to volunteer each year.

As a woman in cybersecurity, I’m a statistical anomaly in the workforce, but I hope my story helps women who may be interested get into the field.

Rackspace makes hiring and supporting veterans a priority; this year the company was named ​​to the Military Times “Best for Vets: Employers 2017 list.

Only 11 percent of the cybersecurity workforce are women. But there are many different paths to get into cybersecurity.

Rackspace is taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of our employees and uninterrupted service for our customers.

The fund is a new giving network of the Austin Community Foundation, focused on boosting the economic advancement of Hispanics in the Central Texas region.

This year's ranking is especially sweet, in part because we've just gone through a challenging period, transitioning from public to private ownership.

Our employees come from dozens of countries on four continents; we are concerned about any restrictions that make it more difficult for them to travel.

Rackspace has earned a spot on Fortune's 50 Best Workplaces in Texas, based on a survey of more than 100,000 employees located in the Lone Star state.