October 22, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – US Data Center Provider Netriplex (http://www.netriplex.com) has launched Uber Bandwidth (http://UberBandwidth.com), it was announced recently. Uber Bandwidth is a “high-performance, premium Internet connectivity network designed specifically for Web 2.0”. Initially available through the Netriplex’s latest SAS70 Type II certified data center in Asheville, North Carolina, USA, Uber Bandwidth is offering “extreme internet connectivity” at a moderate “per megabit” fee.
“Businesses are increasingly using the Internet for mission critical applications,” explained Chief Technology Officer at Netriplex, Mr. Jonathan Hoppe. “With the proliferation of VOIP, video-on-demand and social networking, our customers demand high-performance Internet connectivity in unprecedented quantity. Uber Bandwidth was created to meet their needs with an extreme network featuring multiple ten-gigabit connections to every major network in the U.S., Canada and Europe”.
“Today’s Web 2.0 online businesses no longer settle for data centers with just a few transit providers. The Uber Bandwidth network gives customers the fastest and shortest path to the end user. It “leap frogs” networks they traditionally had to transit, shaving valuable time off the trip and increasing performance,” added Mr. Hoppe.
Netriplex bills itself as a “global provider of IT infrastructure hosting and business continuity solutions since 1999”. The company’s services include web hosting, grid computing, server colocation and disaster recovery. It offers a “completely redundant environment designed for 100% uptime”. The company operates datacenters in Boston, Atlanta, Dallas, San Jose, Seattle and London, U.K. Its collocation offerings range from “1 rack unit all the way up to 1000 square foot plus private suites”.
