October 9, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Peak 10, Inc.’s new Cincinnati facility will open in 60 days, it was announced yesterday. The company, which bills itself as “the leading independent data center operator and managed services provider”, will “begin to deliver its portfolio of managed IT solutions” to Cincinnati and surrounding areas as soon as the center is online.
"Since announcing our presence in the greater Cincinnati market, we have built a team of technology and industry experts focused on providing outstanding customer service," explained Peak 10 Cincinnati’s Vice President and General Manager, Ernest Leffler. “We are excited to deliver our renowned IT solutions, reliable infrastructure, redundant network and first-class managed services to Cincinnati businesses. These offerings, coupled with around-the-clock support, equips local organizations with guaranteed availability and reliability for their data, equipment and applications.”
Peak 10 will commission its data center in a “structured process” designed to “establish the capability and reliability of mission critical infrastructure”, a process that includes “multiple and repeatable test cycles using equipment that simulates how the data center operates at various load levels and failover conditions”. The Cincinnati data center is SAS70 Type II compliant and interconnected by Peak 10’s private network, as with its other centers.
“As the Cincinnati business community continues to thrive, so does the strong demand for top tier enterprise-class services,” explained Peak 10 Cincinnati’s Director of Operations and Engineering, David Heberling. “Many local organizations are choosing to outsource their IT infrastructure due to an increasing awareness of business continuity and managed services, in addition to regulatory compliance requirements.”
Peak 10 is an independent data center operator and managed services provider delivering hosting and managing complex information technology infrastructure. The company also operates data centers in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.; Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; and Louisville, Kentucky, USA; and Richmond, Virginia, USA.
