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May 16, 2003 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Hosting provider Web Site Source (websitesource.com) announced today that it has expanded its service offerings to include virtual private servers and dedicated hosting. The new hosting services will be powered by SWsoft?s (sw-soft.com) server virtualization technology, Virtuozzo, and come equipped with the hosting automation tool, HSPcomplete.
?We are very pleased that Web Site Source has chosen Virtuozzo for its product solution and its customers. We are confident that the performance and scalability will surpass their expectations and customers will appreciate the reduced system administration and hardware costs,? said Serguei Beloussov, CEO, SWsoft, Inc. ?Virtual private servers combine the best of dedicated and shared hosting, integrating the full control, guaranteed quality of service and flexibility of a dedicated server with the benefits of advanced shared hosting.?
The combination of performance and flexibility delivered by Virtuozzo technology were the main selling points. ?We carefully examined the market before deciding to go with Virtuozzo. It clearly outperforms the competition and it is designed to allow the VPS?s to be completely dedicated,? said S. Rosendahl, President and CEO of Web Site Source. ?Virtuozzo allows us to offer highly flexible dedicated hosting functionality for any size customer. Overall this is a great business decision for Web Site Source and our customers.?
Web Site Source is an Austin, Texas-based hosting provider that supports over 20,000 domains worldwide.
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