November 3, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – ServerPoint (http://www.serverpoint.com), a leading provider of shared, reseller, colocated, dedicated and VPS hosting solutions, today announced the addition of Time Warner as a network backbone provider, adding multiple gigabytes of additional bandwidth capacity.
The addition of Time Warner ultimately provides additional redundancy and ensures greater reliability of ServerPoint’s network. Redundancy is important for enterprise datacenters to help guarantee robust performance in the event of an outage of a single or multiple backbone providers. ServerPoint now has four major backbone providers in its private datacenter facility, and the company will continue to add more providers in the coming weeks and months.
As a national Internet Service Provider (ISP) for residential and business customers, Time Warner also guarantees greater reachability across the Untied States. Time Warner’s peering agreements with other ISPs will also reduce latency for subscribers North America and abroad.
“Redundancy and reliability remain a top priority as our company grows, and we see it as strategically important to ensure our datacenter is widely connected and capable of hosting the next generation of Web applications. Time Warner is an important addition that we have been planning for a number of months, and is among a series of new backbones we are adding,” said ServerPoint CTO Erik Johnson.
ServerPoint offers a variety of unmanaged and managed hosting services. Virtual Private Servers and hosted on servers utilize 8 Intel Xeon cores, 32GBs of RAM, 8-drive RAID 10 arrays and redundant power supplies. Windows plans include 2-hour backups, Silverlight, Windows Media Server, IIS, Active Server Pages, and SQL Server Express. Dedicated servers and shared hosting are also available.
Founded in 1998, ServerPoint is a recognized Web hosting industry leader, providing an array of Shared, Reseller, Colocated, Dedicated and VPS hosting solutions to thousands of customers in over 100 countries. ServerPoint was formerly known as APlusHosting.com.
