August 20, 2004 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Carolina-based data center operator and managed service provider Peak 10 (peak10) announced on Friday it has become EBITDA positive, a measure that refers to earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and ammortization.
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The company has set some lofty long-term goals for itself, maximizing profitability, allowing the organization to enhance its service levels, product portfolio, infrastructure and engineering and support resources.
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“Peak 10 management’s emphasis on customer service, sound operations and financial discipline has enabled the company to emerge as a leading independent data center service provider,” says Kevin Brandon, partner with Seaport Capital. “The company’s balance sheet strength and profitability position it very well for continued extension of services and expansion into new markets.”
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With its four enterprise-class facilities, Peak 10 works to deliver the highest standard of infrastructure, security and performance to small, medium and large businesses nationwide.
