Redundant Networks Opens Raleigh Data Center

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March 5, 2003 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Next-generation network services company Redundant Networks (Redundant.com) announced on Tuesday that it has opened a new colocation facility located in the Raleigh, North Carolina area, calling the facility the most advanced data center in the Triangle market.

Redundant networks says that, with real-time failover between bi-coastal data centers, the company operates a patent-pending dual site network configuration designed to provide continual uptime and the highest level of physical security.

The Raleigh data center is connected to Redundant Networks' Reno-based facility through multiple optical circuits, including a private point-to-point backbone that will be available in April of 2003 to help customers reduce failover costs. Service-based network operations are tailored to each customer's requirements. The company also offers a range of managed services, including security monitoring, intrusion detection, hardware management and maintenance and network systems services.

"Redundant Networks shopped for more than a year to find just the right space to meet our standards. Utilizing the former Relera space, we made improvements to an already excellent hosting facility," said Janice Fetzer, general manager and chief operating officer of Redundant Networks. "Our load-balancing capabilities combined with an infrastructure that delivers rapid failover afford us an unparalleled response time and give our customers confidence in our network's high availability."

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