Cloud Hosting company, Host Virtual, has expanded into a new data center in New York, serving customers who require better reach into the city and the Eastern seaboard. The new data center, located at 85 10th Avenue, expands Host Virtual’s transit capacity as well as local peering for fast and diverse connectivity into the area.
Host Virtual operates 15 data centers around the globe in the Asia/Pacific region, North America and Europe. These data centers connect to the major internet exchanges (IXs) in Europe, North America and Hong Kong. Seeking to better serve the connectivity needs of the New York area, the company has expanded its cloud hosting services into this new NYC data center.
“The primary reason to expand our cloud into New York City is because of strong demand by our business customers – especially financial services customers – for better connectivity in Manhattan, which is an extremely latency-sensitive location,” said Sandy Bhargavi, Senior Vice President at Host Virtual. “Expanding our existing data centers and opening new locations is an ongoing process for our company to ensure our customers have access to fast cloud servers around the world.”
Host Virtual, Inc. is a cloud hosting provider that operates dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 IaaS clouds worldwide. Built around scalability, self-service and ease of use, Host Virtual customers can deploy Linux, VOIP or FreeBSD servers to any location within minutes. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California.
