Peak Hosting will team up with LA-based technology accelerator, StartEngine to provide mentoring and Web hosting services to help local start-up companies expand their businesses.
Companies enrolled with StartEngine, will now qualify for The Peak Hosting Startup Program, which includes $12,000 cash, a $1,000 per month credit for 12 months of Peak Hosting services, plus 1-on-1 mentoring.
Jeffrey Papen, founder and CEO of Peak said: "We are so excited to join in the work StartEngine is doing. There is nothing more important to us than giving back to the technology community by sharing our time, knowledge and expertise. We look forward to watching the next Facebook and Google grow from accelerator and incubator programs."
Companies lacking the resources and expertise required to grow, use StartEngine as a hub for financing, business infrastructure, community collaboration, and exposure to the best venture capitalists.
Web hosting customers in Southeast Asia requiring high-bandwidth services - in the 10 terabyte neighborhood - now have another industry leader within grasp.
100TB.com has expanded its network facilities in the region through a partnership with SoftLayer, which owns and operates a world-class data center in Singapore.
New clients will enjoy a hefty 50 percent discount off the first month when selecting a server in the new Singapore facility.
Thomas Hancock, Managing Director, 100TB.com is excited to add a new service location to the existing markets in North America and Europe: "The addition of our new data center in Singapore demonstrates our commitment in making high bandwidth (Web) hosting solutions available to every corner of the market. We are confident that 100TB.com will flourish in Singapore and provide new and existing clients a competitive edge and more opportunities to grow.”
New customers have the added benefit of the company's recently developed on-demand automated platform, which significantly increases the speed of deployment on all servers. Servers can be deployed in minutes, or in 1-2 hours if advanced customization is required.
Hancock, notes that the technology sector in Singapore has grown substantially over the past several years, making it an ideal location for high-tech companies like 100TB.com to set up camp.
A new data centre in Quebec is the key to the North American expansion effort of French Web hosting provider, OVH.
OVH acquired real estate that was part of the industrial zone of mining group, Rio Tinto Alcan from the City of Beauharnois, Quebec in January before formalizing plans to construct a new data center with a 360,000 server capacity.
Testing is now underway and a full network launch is scheduled this August, as noted in a Data Center Knowledge (DCK) report.
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Web hosting providers iWeb and PEER 1 Hosting made significant leaps on The Branham300 list, which highlights the top IT firms operating in Canada by revenues.
PEER 1 Hosting is ranked 43 on the 2012 listing, having placed 48th the previous year. Montreal-based iWeb moved from the 120th spot to 107 this year.
More than 10,000 customers worldwide use Vancouver-based PEER 1's IT and cloud hosting services. The hosting leader reported revenues of $33.62 million for the three months ended December 31, 2011, representing a 21 percent rise from the previous 2010 quarter.
iWeb's Web hosting revenues grew to $35 million USD in 2011 and with its focus on continuous expansion the company is expected to improve on that in 2012. Currently, the international push is on the Brazilian market where iWeb's client base has grown from 11 clients in 2006 to nearly 1,100 today. The company recently introduced a cloud hosting service in April 2012.
TELUS has entered the cloud hosting arena with its new AgilIT Virtual Private Cloud service.
AgilIT Virtual Private Cloud is a general-purpose IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) which allows Canadian businesses the flexibility to adjust their computing resources on demand, without the expense of buying more hardware or hiring additional IT staff.
Tony Krueck, vice-president of Business Products & Services at TELUS reiterates: "This allows businesses to respond with greater agility to market demands, develop new applications faster, and contain IT costs by subscribing to computing capacity only as needed."
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