365 Data Centers Partners with MOD Mission Critical to Offer Colo by the 'U' Services
Micro-Colocation Opportunities Available Throughout 365 Data Centers Across the U.S.
- (1888PressRelease) July 01, 2015 - DENVER, CO and EMERYVILLE, CA - MOD Mission Critical ('MOD'), a network service provider that combines facilities and non-facilities-based assets to deliver comprehensive, mission-critical network solutions, announces today a strategic partnership with 365 Data Centers, one of the top U.S. colocation providers by market presence, to make available MOD's Colo by the 'U' services throughout all of the company's 15 facilities nationwide. This mutually beneficial partnership provides MOD with a larger platform to share its services throughout underserved markets, while giving 365 Data Centers' customers the ability to use colocation by the single rack unit for smaller workloads.
As the need for colocation and cloud services grows rapidly among small- to medium-sized businesses and enterprise organizations, colocation by the unit offers a solution to fulfill companies' unique needs. In addition to providing Colo by the U, MOD also brings to 365 Data Center customers additional managed service solutions for bandwidth, transport, routers and switches, meeting their expectations in areas where many competitors fall short.
"Many of our clients looking for micro-colocation opportunities are simply getting their feet wet in the colocation world, creating the possibility for future expansion to larger deployments," explains Keao Caindec, Chief Commercial Officer, 365 Data Centers. "Through our partnership with MOD, we are now able to take on more clients that need micro-colocation of single servers. This combination of managed service delivery with the ability to meet specific needs through smaller colocation solutions makes it easier for businesses of all shapes and sizes to leverage our services, placing 365 Data Centers in a unique position within the industry."
With two clients already signed up to begin using Colo by the 'U' services within 365 Data Centers' Chicago facility, both companies expect to see fast growth of the micro-colocation solution in the coming months.
"We saw incredible potential within 365 Data Centers' strategic locations throughout the U.S. to offer our services in many Tier 2 markets," says Michael Hollander, Managing Partner, MOD Mission Critical. "The need for micro-colocation and single servers is growing, and MOD has made it easier than ever for smaller businesses to enter the world of hosting services through 365 Data Centers and Colo by the 'U'."
For more information about MOD Mission Critical, visit www.modmc.net or email info ( @ ) modmc dot net dot
About MOD Mission Critical
MOD Mission Critical (MOD) is a network service provider that combines facilities and non-facilities-based assets to deliver comprehensive, mission-critical network solutions. The company offers a full suite of network services, including wholesale IP, international private lines, submarine cable capacity, Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) and Infrastructure-as-a-Service, as well as layer 2-network access, and layer 3 network solutions across the world. Its own facilities-based network coverage area includes San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Washington, D.C. / Ashburn, VA, Miami and Chicago. For more information, visit www.modmc.net.
About 365 Data Centers
365 Data Centers connects carriers, content publishers, cloud providers and their customers, at the edge, in a media-rich world. Through its 15 U.S. data centers, 100% uptime SLA, and national network of carriers and content providers, 365 Data Centers offers colocation and cloud solutions that are tailored to meet the needs of its customers. For more information, visit 365datacenters.com.
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