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November 10, 2009

ServInt Expands with Opening of New Data Center in Los Angeles

ServInt, a pioneering provider of managed web hosting for businesses worldwide, has expanded its operations with the opening of its first data center in Los Angeles. 

The company officials said that the new data center, known as ServInt LA, represents a strategically important addition to ServInt’s existing data centers in the Washington, D.C. metro area, known as ServInt DC.

ServInt LA takes advantage of the vast network infrastructure of the Los Angeles metro area. This new resource enables ServInt to offer its customers a convenient choice between two geographically diverse server locations.

“As demand for our web-hosting service increases worldwide, ServInt LA enables us to provide more options for our customers by leveraging the massive Los Angeles bandwidth hub,” Reed Caldwell , CEO & founder, ServInt, said. 

Caldwell said that it also supports the company’s aggressive international growth objectives, and that the geographic location of ServInt LA is ideally suited to meet the web-hosting requirements of both new and existing customers in the western United States, western Canada, Latin America, Asia and Oceania. 

He said most ServInt customers in the eastern and midwestern United States, eastern Canada, Europe and Africa will continue find ServInt DC to be the best location for their content.

 “ServInt LA enables us to meet the demanding data requirements of selected clients in the fastest, most economical way possible. ServInt LA is directly connected to ServInt DC, to ensure an optimal customer experience,” he added.

Customers utilizing any ServInt data center will continue to benefit from the unwavering commitment to high security, 24/7/365 support and on-site technical expertise.

Recently ServInt had announced it is now offering Parallels Small Business Panel 10, which provides IT-in-a-box solutions to small businesses.
Parallels Small Business Panel 10 features an innovative new control panel designed for small businesses, offering simple wizards and productivity tools for collaboration, file sharing and business management. This makes self-service possible for all employees using the solution.

Anil Sharma is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anil’s articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Kelly McGuire
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