Web Hosting Provider MaximumASP Selects Global Crossing as Bandwidth Provider
July 28, 2007 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Web hosting provider MaximumASP, LLC. (http://www.maximumasp.com) has selected Global Crossing as a bandwidth provider, it was announced yesterday. Global Crossing will act as its third Tier 1 bandwidth provider to deliver “high bandwidth availability and rapid response times”.
With a third bandwidth provider, customers of the Windows-based web hosting services provider will be able to “leverage multiple high speed Internet connections through fully redundant OC-12 SONET-based connections supplied by Qwest, AT&T, and now Global Crossing”. Using a combination of providers, MaximumASP is able to offer its customers the best local and international network paths, allowing them to “fully maximize the optimal routes for Internet traffic”.
"One of MaximumASP's responsibilities is to anticipate the requirements and growth needs of our customers,” explained MaximumASP’s Director of Security, Mr. Eric Peek. “A third internet bandwidth provider ensures even faster response times to and from our datacenter and a better experience overall for the end user."
"By partnering with Tier 1 providers such as Qwest, AT&T and Global Crossing we are giving our customers the response times and extensive bandwidth requirements expected in today's marketplace,” added Mr. Peek. “Additionally, we don't take shortcuts on performance or reliability and that's why we settle for nothing less than Tier 1 internet bandwidth."
Founded in 2000, MaximumASP in based in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. The company specializes in Windows-based hosting services and caters for more than 44,000 domains in over 60 countries. The company has seen a rapid growth of customers distributing software as a service (SaaS), providing on-demand video over the web, and as a result has increased its bandwidth capability to maintain the quality of its services.
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