InterServer Adds Telehouse, LINX As Part of Network Expansion Plan

Summary: InterServer announced today it has added connections to Telehouse North and the London Internet Exchange as part of its continued aim to expand and develop its global network.
SECAUCUS, N.J. (11/8/2006) – InterServer, Inc. (http://www.interserver.net), a New Jersey based web solutions provider, announced today it has added connections to carrier hotel Telehouse North and the London Internet Exchange as part of its continued aim to expand its global network.
The company began its network expansion plan in late 2004, and since then has added significant Internet Protocol (IP) transit capacity and scores of peering connections. Today’s announcement includes a gigabit connection to both Telehouse North and the London Internet Exchange (LINX). Both facilities are located in London.
“As our company continues to develop in terms of customers and account acquisition, it is equally as important to secure our growth in terms of network capacity and service reliability,” said InterServer Chief Technical Officer John Quaglieri. “Today’s two new connections were added so InterSever can take advantage of network peering at the two locations, allowing us to better serve our European customers.”
In the past several years, InterServer has added five IP transit connections, several peering connections, as well as additional direct-network connections. The additions have helped reduce hops and latency and increase network speeds.
“Not only has our aggressive network growth strategy allowed us to keep up with the pressure that additional customers place on our network, but it has also allowed us to deliver a higher level of service than ever before,” said Quaglieri.
InterServer plans to add connections to facilities in Virginia in the near future, and its newly built datacenter in Secaucus, N.J. is slated to be completed in early 2007.
For more information about InterSever, please visit http://www.interserver.net.
About InterServer, Inc. 
InterServer, Inc. is a privately held web solutions provider operating since April 1999. Located in Secaucus, N.J., the company’s data center is less than 12 miles from New York City and Newark, New Jersey, and contains more than 1200 servers. InterServer’s network is powered by Juniper M40 and M5 series routers connected to the Internet by three diverse fiber paths to New York City and Washington DC. According to NetCraft, InterServer, Inc. is the 11th fastest growing web host internationally.