December 17, 2003 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Peak 10 (peak10.com), a data center solutions provider based in North Carolina, said today that it has been selected to host and manage the official Web site for the Gator Bowl. The company also said that it has been picked to provide managed hosting services to the Outback Bowl for the second consecutive year.
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According to Peak 10, it has been chosen to ensure that access to information about these two college football bowl games is available on their Web sites 24/7.
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The Gator Bowl will be managed out of the Jacksonville data center.
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“We chose Peak 10 because they understand the unique needs of our organization and the necessity that our Web site be accessible 24 hours a day 7 days a week,” said Erik Dellenback, director of promotions for the Gator Bowl. “We are impressed with their track record, customer service and ability to handle the large spikes in traffic that are common in our particular industry.”
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The Outback Bowl will again be hosted in the Tampa facility.
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“Last year we chose Peak 10 because we didn’t have the infrastructure or technical expertise to handle hosting our site internally,” said Jim McVay, president of the Outback Bowl. “We renewed our contract because Peak 10 performed flawlessly, delivered unmatched customer care and has become a true business partner in ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of game information to our fans.”
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Peak 10 also operates data centers in Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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