PacificHost moves dedicated hosting to Peer1's FastFiber Network
PacificHost, a leading provider of Linux-based, cPanel hosting solutions, announced earlier today a strategic move to the FastFiber Network™ owned and managed by dedicated hosting provider ServerBeach and its parents company, PEER 1 Hosting. The move intends to increase PacificHost's position in the market and expand for future growth.
- (1888PressRelease) June 16, 2011 - Los Angeles, CA - PacificHost recently moved all of its outsourced dedicated hosting to ServerBeach in order to provide a faster and more stable online hosting platform for it's customers-in addition to furthering the company's plans to offer cloud hosting services in the near future. This move included a migration of all of PacificHost's shared, reseller and VPS hosting solutions to ServerBeach.
"Our previous outsourced hosting provider was unable to provide us with the level of service we needed to meet our rapid rate of growth", said Thomas Perry, president and CEO of PacificHost. "Many of our international clients also expected faster loading times, particularly with the vast amount of video streaming we perform. This move to ServerBeach is essential to continue improving the stability and speed of our platform to grow into the cloud hosting market."
About PacificHost
Originally formed in 1999, PacificHost provides high quality shared and reseller hosting solutions to clients worldwide. Hosting includes unique features such as built-in Cloud Software, Video Streaming Software such as FFmpeg, Remote R1soft Backups, LiteSpeed and more.
For more information, please see http://www.pacifichost.com
About ServerBeach
ServerBeach, a division of PEER 1 Hosting, offers dedicated servers built By Geeks, For Geeks™. With solid hardware, server automation tools and a 10Gb FastFiber Network, ServerBeach provides Linux and Microsoft users with a low-cost dedicated server, complete with a full suite of developer management tools.
For more information, please see http://www.serverbeach.com
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