March 22, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – AISO.Net has selected NextPhase Wireless for an upgrade if its wireless network, it was announced yesterday NextPhase will deploy “carrier-grade microwave radio frequency networking equipment, produced by Dragonwave, to deliver AISO.Net with scalable, flexible and secure wireless broadband access and connectivity” over licensed fixed wireless spectrum acquired by NextPhase in the Southern California region. NextPhase will also provide 24/7 network support, load balancing and on-demand bandwidth utilization and optimization over a 5-year period.
AISO.Net caters to more than 15,000 clients worldwide and is recognized as being a ‘green’ host, ranked among Inc. Magazine's "Green 50”. The company operates facilities in Romoland, California, USA. "AISO.Net has enjoyed explosive growth over the last 11 years, thanks in large part to the 'green' movement sweeping the globe," stated Phil Nail, AISO.Net's Chief Executive Officer. "By clearly differentiating our Company through a demonstrated commitment to the environment, like-minded customers worldwide, such as the Discovery Channel and the Organic Trade Association, are turning to AISO.Net for their web hosting needs. In cases, such as when we hosted Live Earth's web site for its record breaking Live Earth concert in July 2007, which proved to be the largest global entertainment event ever held, daily traffic to our customers' web sites are subjected to event-driven bursts of extraordinarily high traffic. NextPhase can now afford us the ability to seamlessly and economically expand our high speed bandwidth capacity on an on-demand basis, without costly service disruptions and without requiring us to make unwieldy capital investments in network infrastructure."
"We are delighted that AISO.Net has chosen NextPhase Wireless to deliver the power, security, flexibility and scalability it requires to address its current broadband connectivity demands, while also anticipating and adapting to its future needs," added NextPhase’s Chief Executive Officer, Robert Ford.
