Servers.com expands U.S. operations to build a new data center in Sunnyvale, California

Servers.com, the global hosting platform, announced that it has opened a new data center in a strategic location in the core silicon valley region. The new data center in Sunnyvale will be servers.com's 14th facility, further expanding the company's global reach and its ability to provide customers with the best possible solutions. This new facility enables servers.com, the global IAAs (infrastructure as a service) hosting platform, to be at the center of one of the most important data center markets in the world. The region brings together apple, Google, Facebook, Intel, Cisco and Oracle, as well as hundreds of exciting start-ups and some of the most dynamic innovators in the technology industry, all benefiting from servers.com's collaborative and customized solutions. Isaac Douglas, chief operating officer of servers.com, said: "we are very happy to be able to achieve development in the United States. Our new center in Sunnyvale can greatly expand the hosting solutions we can offer our customers. We have previously established facilities in the Dallas Fort Worth area and Washington, D.C., and Sunnyvale is our third place of business in the United States, which means that after covering the Middle East of the United States, we can now cover the west of the United States. It also means that we can maintain a consistently low level of latency and provide unmatched redundancy. " Sunnyvale data center will include three levels of data center independent of operators, full cable connection to major Internet switching points in California (including Equinix's great oaks Data Center Park), and free private network of three American data centers of servers.com, which can bring consistent low latency and unparalleled redundancy.