SECAUCUS, N.J. (3/15/2007) – InterServer, Inc. (http://www.interserver.net), a New Jersey based web solutions provider, announced today it has completed its new 6,000 sq. ft. Secaucus, N.J. datacenter after nearly a year of planning, construction and development of the facility.

The new datacenter, housed in a separate portion of the same building as the company’s primary datacenter, will provide vital capacity for additional servers and networking equipment, in addition to 2,000 sq. ft. of additional office space. InterServer had initially investigated an array of other locations to house the new facility but ultimately felt expansion within the same building would maximize efficiency for the network operations team.

Both facilities are powered independently by diesel generators and each benefit from access to an extensive network backbone throughout New York City, Northern New Jersey and London with public peering at NYIIX, PAIX NYC and LINX. The new facility is powered by dual Cisco 6509 SUP720 routers and features a biometric-entry security system and raised flooring to maximize airflow.

“Our new datacenter facility provides us with an important opportunity to expand and further develop our web services, as well as provide more capacity for growth for our customers. In the past several years, we have been limited by a lack of physical space in our facilities, and that has created unique challenges for our team,” said InterServer Chief Technical Officer John Quaglieri. “I am looking forward to begin provisioning this new state of the art facility, and am confident our customers will appreciate the redundancy and scalability we have incorporated into the design of this datacenter”.

Existing customers with servers housed in the company’s other two datacenters will be unaffected and not required to move to the new facility. New orders, however, will be fulfilled in the newly constructed datacenter.

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 datacenter is l ess 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.

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.

SECAUCUS, NJ (6/9/2006) – InterServer, Inc., a New Jersey based web solutions provider, announced today it has added several new carrier hotels, a transit provider, and an additional peering point to its network as part of a series of additions designed to increase capacity and reliability.

The new carrier hotels are located in New York City, and include TelX located at 60 Hudson, and Telehouse �located at 25 Broadway. Both sites allow InterServer to connect and share data with hundreds of other data networks with presences at the facilities.

“From a network administration standpoint, our new presence at these two carrier hotels represents a huge step forward and enables our network to send and receive data to other networks on much shorter route”, said InterServer Chief Technical Officer John Quaglieri. “We are fortunate as a company to be geographically close to such dense and high-capacity infrastructure in the New York City area”.

A gigabit connection to NYIIX, one of the largest neutral Internet exchange points on the U.S. East Cost, was added as a peering point for the company. InterServer also upgraded its PAIX peering connection to a gigabit line after only 3 months due to increased demand. Additionally a new transit provider T-Systems (aka Deutsche Telekom).

As part of the addition, InterServer is offering free 1mbps bandwidth at TelX, Telehouse, and its existing provider, Switch and Data. The company is also offering premium Internet Protocol data transit up to 1000mbps at these locations.

For more information, 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, NJ, the company’s data center is less than 12 miles from New York City and Newark, New Jersey, and contains more than 800 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 12th fastest growing web host internationally.

SECAUCUS, NJ (3/10/2006) – InterServer, Inc., a New Jersey based web solutions provider, announced today it has added PAIX peering to its network, a move designed to allow the company to provide a greater network capacity to its customers, and keep bandwidth costs low.

PAIX, Peering And Internet eXchange, is one of the largest single neutral commercial Internet exchange points in the world, and is operated by the Switch and Data Management Company. The connection will allow InterServer to directly to connect to networks of the over 30 other PAIX participants.

“During our six years in operation, we have never experienced the tremendous growth in network activity that we have in the past year”, said InterServer Chief Technical Officer John Quaglieri. “We decided opt for peering, which us offers lower latency, improved network performance, and reduced bandwidth cost”.

The company plans to continue to add more transit providers in the near future. In December, the company added an additional provider, and added a solution designed to thwart Distributed Denial of Service Attacks (DDoS).

“Our location in northern New Jersey gives us access to some of the largest carrier-neutral facilities on the east coast”, said Quaglieri. “So we will continue to improve our network to meet the growing demands of our customers”.

For more information, please visit https://www.interserver.net.

About InterServer, Inc. InterServer, Inc. is a privately held web solutions provider operating since April 1999. Located in Secaucus, NJ, the company’s data center is less than 12 miles from New York City and Newark, New Jersey, and contains more than 800 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.

SECAUCUS, NEW JEERSEY (12/5/2005) – InterServer, Inc. , a New Jersey based web solutions provider, announced today that it has upgraded its network capacity by adding an additional transit provider, and plans to add additional capacity in the near future.

The new transit provider, Tiscali, was selected because of its large European backbone. The addition increases the number of InterServer’s carriers to 4.

“We have increased the capacity to our POP at 111 8th avenue from 1 to 4 GBPS,” said Chief Technical Officer John Quaglieri. “Tiscali will improve speeds and reliability for our European customers.”

InterServer, Inc., who currently hosts more than 800 servers at its New Jersey facility, hopes the new carrier will allow the company to continue to grow.

“We have rapidly expanded this year, beginning in February 2005 with the installation of a dark fiber ring to New York City,” said Quaglieri. “We are continuing to add capacity so our network can support the increasing needs of our customers.”

Quaglieri said that the company has also installed a custom developed solution to thwart Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which offers protection for InterServer’s separate IRC network.

The company’s next planned phase of expansion includes PAIX and NYIIX peering, both located in New York City