Managed hosting provider
Future Hosting has announced the launch of its new Netherlands-based data center. The company, which has headquarters in Southfield, Michigan, United States, was established in 2001. Its managed services extend to dedicated servers, Pure SSD VPS, and hybrid VPS and its new center enhances the company’s “extensive global infrastructure portfolio”.
Located in Amsterdam, the new center is in a city that is noted for its level of internet connectivity. Being in central Europe, the facility allows Future Hosting to underpin its managed hosting services with “low-latency connectivity throughout the European Union and Asia” via a network of Tier 1 carriers which includes TeliaSonera and Level (3). The center itself offers a range of security features including “round-the-clock guards, multi-level access protection with biometric authentication”. Future Hosting’s entire range of offerings will be made available through the center.
“We’re excited to be bringing our range of hosting services to Amsterdam,” explained Future Hosting’s Vice President of Operations, Maulesh Patel. “When we decided to enhance our European infrastructure, Amsterdam was the obvious choice. A thriving tech hub with unbeatable connectivity to the EU and the rest of the world, Amsterdam allows us to enhance our European operations and bring our distinctive blend of managed hosting and superior flexibility to an even wider market.”
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