Web Hosting – Denver, CO – ViaWest, a leading provider of colocation, hosting, and managed services, announced the grand opening of its twenty-first enterprise-class data center located in Portland, Oregon. Hillsboro II is the company’s second data center investment in the region. Grand opening ceremonies are scheduled for May 12 and will feature tours of the new facility, product overviews, and local celebrity appearances

(Vocus/PRWEB) April 18, 2011 Balkans.com, the leading news and technology portal for the Balkans region, has announced it has chosen WebHostingBuzz as its web hosting provider .

Nearly everything unchanged at the top as regards the cities and administrative districts with the largest numbers of domains per capita in Germany: With 591 .de domains per 1,000 inhabitants, the city of Osnabrück effortless holds its leading position among incorporated German cities. Among the administrative districts, Amberg-Sulzbach (715) still is first, preceding Freising (399) and Starnberg (357).

Hosting Reviews – PHOENIX, AR – i/o Data Centers (“i/o”), a leader in digital energy technology, today announced the opening of the world’s largest modular data center in Edison, New Jersey, which will be called “i/o NEW JERSEY”. Several enterprise customers have already purchased Data Center as a Service (DCaaS™) capacity at i/o NEW JERSEY and additional capacity is available for delivery. i/o NEW JERSEY joins i/o PHOENIX (recently recognized as the seventh largest data center in the world) and i/o SCOTTSDALE as part of i/o’s North American data center footprint.

A screenshot from i/o’s website shows its data center located in New Jersey (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Data center operator i/o Data Centers ( www.iodatacenters.com ) announced on Wednesday the openeing of its modular data center in Edison, New Jersey.

A screenshot of the statement issued by WordPress regarding the attack (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Open-source blogging platform WordPress ( www.wordpress.org ) experienced a major DDoS attack on Thursday, according to a report by The Register. The report says that the attack caused disruptions for many sites reliant on WordPress to post content, including TechCrunch

A screenshot of the statement issued by WordPress regarding the attack (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Open-source blogging platform WordPress ( www.wordpress.org ) experienced a major DDoS attack on Thursday, according to a report by The Register. The report says that the attack caused disruptions for many sites reliant on WordPress to post content, including TechCrunch. TechCrunch reported that Automattic and WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg claimed this attack was the largest he has ever seen and is likely to be politically motivated against one of its “non-English blogs”, though there is currently no evidence