December 5, 2006 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Data center operator Data393 (data393.com) announced on Monday it has signed an agreement to provide dedicated server hosting to clustered open iSCSI storage area networks provider LeftHand Networks (lefthandnetworks.com).
According to the agreement, Data393 will provide dedicated server services to based LeftHand Networks to support its Web site and other Web-based projects.
"Data393 offers an ideal hosting environment - high performance servers, quick deployment and outstanding network connectivity - that allows us to focus on the growth of our storage systems featuring our flagship storage software, SAN/iQ," says Chris Lewicki, director of IT for LeftHand Networks. "By concentrating our efforts on SAN/iQ, LeftHand is able to provide its customers with the only iSCSI SAN solution that leverages industry-standard servers such as the HP ProLiant DL380."
Data393 offers dedicated servers featuring Intel Xeon processors, Windows or Linux operating systems, quality multi-carrier bandwidth and round the clock support from a SAS 70 certified data center.
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