A photo of Telehouse’s new Chelsea data center (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – IT infrastructure services provider Telehouse America ( www.telehouse.ca ) announced on Monday that its New York International Internet Excahnge completed its expansion into its new data center in New York.

A screen shot of the parked BlueHost page at ChristchurchQuake.Net (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — A Utah-based web hosting provider BlueHost ( www.bluehost.com ) has temporarily taken down a US-based Christian website that blamed the recent New Zealand earthquake on gays and lesbians.

Strato also offers the option in Germany to transfer data from machine-readable hard drives, but there are no plans to offer this internationally at the moment for logistical reasons. Additional features added to HiDrive include a mail-upload option that allows friends and colleagues of HiDrive users to upload content via email without having to create a new user account.

A diagram of the infrastructure behind DynamicOps Virtual Resource Manager software for virtual desktops (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Cloud automation software provider DynamicOps ( www.dynamicops.com ) announced on Monday it has closed $11 million in venture funding.  The Series B round was led by Sierra Ventures. Next World Capital participated, joining Credit Suisse’s Next II venture group in ownership.

A photo of Internap’s newest data center in Santa Clara, California (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) – Colocation services provider Internap Network Services ( www.internap.com ) announced on Thursday that it plans to build a new 55,000 square foot data center in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. In November, the company opened a new data center in Santa Clara, California and revealed its plans to expand its Boston area data center .

Web Hosting News – Leland, NC – KnownHost LLC announced today that it has built its 11,111th VPS (virtual private server), marking the company’s commitment to service, technology and value since its founding in 2005.

A quiet week in the week to 16 January for the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales that saw no six-figure sales.