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February 26, 2003 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — TELEHOUSE America (telehouse.com), a provider of neutral, power-protected,
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and secure colocation space and services, has posted a net profit for the
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2002 fiscal year, its fifth straight year of profitability.
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“With the current economic climate in the telecom and colocation industries,
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we’re pleased to be in a position where we are able to offer access and
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content companies a consistently stable alternative,” states Hideki Akazawa,
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President and CEO for TELEHOUSE America. “Our formula over the years has
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been simple – to focus on our core business of providing companies with high
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quality cost-effective colocation space and services. Our long history of
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success can be attributed to the quality of service, level of flexibility,
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and connectivity choices that we provide to our customers. To support our
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long-term goals, future growth strategy, and profitability, we will continue
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to search for new services and technologies that will add value to our
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colocation offering, while helping our customers grow along with us.”
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TELEHOUSE continues to add new customers in 2003, with seven signed during
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January 2003 alone. Companies from a wide range of industries have chosen
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to locate their mission critical equipment at one of TELEHOUSE’s five
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colocation centers in New York and California. TELEHOUSE provides the
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ability to connect to three state-of-the-art peering exchanges in New York
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(NYIIX), Los Angeles (LAIIX), and Santa Clara (SVIIX). The firm’s sister
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company allows its customers colocate equipment in London, Paris, Frankfurt,
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Munich, Hamburg, and Geneva.
