PAETEC’s aggressive approach in building data centers is supported by new stats that say the data center technology market is poised for healthy growth in 2011 PHOENIX–(BUSINESS WIRE)–PAETEC Holding Corp. (NASDAQ GS: PAET), a Fortune 1000 company that provides advanced communication solutions to businesses nationwide, celebrated the grand opening of its newest data center today in Phoenix, Arizona

An image showing PAETEC’s network in the US (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Colocation and data center operator PAETEC Holding ( www.paetec.com ) announced on Tuesday it has opened its newest data center in Phoenix, Arizona. The move comes less than two months after PAETEC opened its new data center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin . The new 4,400 square foot Phoenix data center is supported by a 24-hour TAC and backed by a 1.4MW backup generator, UPS scalable to 800kva, and an FM-200 fire suppression system

An image showing PAETEC’s network in the US (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Colocation and data center operator PAETEC Holding ( www.paetec.com ) announced on Tuesday it has opened its newest data center in Phoenix, Arizona.

Telnic ,  the Registry Operator for the award-winning communications-focused .tel top level domain (TLD), and TelChina , its strategic partner in China, announced that  HC  International,a leading  B2B  E-commerce  and traditional  marketing  services  provider  in  China,  has  begun  providing  .tel  names  to  its 170,000 clients on the Southwest Operations Centre platform. Lucy Wang, CEO of TelChina explained: “We’re pleased that HC International is the first leading service provider in China to incorporate .tel names into its E‐commerce services.  With the growing importance of an online presence for business and increasing use of the mobile web, providing .tel names will enhance discoverability, accessibility and the reputation of their clients, both in China and abroad.” With over 10 million registered members in more than 32 industries, HC International is a  leading  B2B  E‐commerce  service  provider  in  China.   HC  International  will  begin providing .tel names to its 170,000 small and medium‐sized businesses on its Southwest Operations Centre platform in stages.  Businesses will benefit from .tel names bundled with  their  current  HC  International  services,  enabling  their  business  to  be  found  in  a crossplatform environment as well as improving their communications effectiveness by offering  customers  different  communications  choices  through  .tel,  including  mobileo-ptimized micro-sites. Khashayar Mahdavi, CEO of Telnic Limited, said: “We are confident that 2011 will be an exciting year for TelChina and .tel, given the rapid adoption that they are experiencing from organisations such as HC International.  We fully anticipate an accelerated take‐up of .tel names from E‐commerce, online marketing  and telecommunications companies in the region as the success of this and other deals become apparent.” To register .tel domain names check out EuroDNS .    DKD DomainNews

Go Daddy’s Bob Parsons and Renee Parsons present check to Carol Poore of Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Domain registrar and Web hosting provider Go Daddy ( www.godaddy.com ) announced on Monday it has donated $500,000 to the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS ( www.swhiv.org ) to launch the Go Daddy Women’s Health Center in Phoenix. Go Daddy CEO and founder Bob Parsons announced the donation at the company’s annual holiday event held Saturday at Chase Field in Phoenix

(DALLAS, TX March 11, 2010) — FireHost, a secure Web hosting company, today announces it has closed its Series A funding round totaling $2 million.

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