Landis Holdings Buys Hosting Zoom

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By Justin Lee, theWHIR.com

October 22, 2008 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider Landis Holdings announced on Wednesday it has acquired Hosting Zoom (www.hostingzoom.com), which also includes its divisions, Reseller Zoom and modVPS.

According to the press release, Hosting Zoom customers will see "immediate benefits with no impact on their hosting plans."

Existing customers of Hosting Zoom will now have access to technologies from Landis Holding companies.

Houston-based Hosting Zoom provides a range of web hosting solutions, domain registration, Web design, SSL certificates and complimentary products and services. The company is best known for its clustered failover technology.

Hosting Zoom says its customers will be able to receive immediate benefits, including access to JaguarPC's enterprise license for R1Soft Continuous Data Protection.

"We are proud to welcome the users of Hosting Zoom, Reseller Zoom and modVPS to the family," says Greg Landis, president of Landing Holdings. "There will be zero impact to how existing customers conduct their business. We want to simply turn our focus inwards and look to invest in increasing support and development personnel immediately. JaguarPC and Hosting Zoom are already profitable so the goals are simple moving forward, leave what works alone and bring extra equipment online now in anticipation of the greater demand."

Landis Holdings provides hosting solutions and business services to small and medium-sized businesses, government agencies, prominent individuals and non-profit organizations worldwide.

The company's core portfolio includes JaguarPC, Hosting Zoom as well as wholesale VPS nodes, which provide reseller and wholesale products to over 300,000 domains.

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