DataCenter.BZ is the Fastest Growing Data Center Provider in Columbus, Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- DataCenter.BZ, a leading provider of colocation, private and hybrid cloud computing solutions, and vast regional and global network access, has been named to Columbus Business First's Fast 50 for the third consecutive year (2011, 2012 and 2013). Published annually, the list recognizes the fastest-growing companies in Central Ohio across all business sectors. This year's Fast 50 winners were announced by Columbus Business First on October 10, 2013 and DataCenter.BZ was included as the only data center provider.
"It is a great honor to continue to be included in the Fast 50 as compiled by Columbus Business First, and we are proud to play such an important role to mid-market and enterprise class corporations within Columbus and throughout Ohio and surrounding states since our 2007 founding," said Gordon Scherer, DataCenter.BZ President. "We expect ongoing above-market growth as we continue to enable local and regional businesses, healthcare and education systems, and state and local agencies to leverage the performance, cost and compliance advantages of our energy efficient, purpose-built and network-rich data centers."
"Our customers achieve lower operating and capital costs, enhanced uptime, and demanding compliance and regulatory requirements," added Paul Keinath, DataCenter.BZ Vice President. "And by providing such solutions as a service, what used to require substantial and persistent individual capital investment has been transformed into a predictable operating expense for our customers who can scale and evolve these services as their own IT and technology needs change, all the while benefitting from the energy efficiencies, technology innovations and enormous economies of scale that we continue to drive."
Leveraging a wholly-owned and purpose-built data center campus located at the convergence point of Ohio's regional, municipal and long-haul fiber networks in Central Ohio, DataCenter.BZ's initial complex provides 32,000 sq. ft. of raised floor for colocation comprising single/multiple cabinets and private cages requiring customization, compliance, high power densities and vast network access, along with storage, server and network systems for demand-based, infrastructure-as-a-service solutions. Under development is a second complex, also located on DataCenter.BZ's Columbus metro-area underground dark fiber network, that features 90,000 sq. ft. of raised floor for private cages, 5,000+ sq. ft. dedicated data center suites with separate entrances/NOCs, and data center containers.
About DataCenter.BZ
With headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, DataCenter.BZ provides high-density colocation and virtual data center solutions from wholly-owned, carrier-neutral and purpose-built facilities. DataCenter.BZ hosts one of Ohio's largest collections of carrier, municipal and private fiber networks, providing critical interconnection among the networks, carriers and last mile providers in the state. Such connectivity, together with state-of-the-art data center facilities and ample power sources--including three separate substation feeds, 30 MW of utility power, multiple backup diesel generators and 24x7 on-site support--enables DataCenter.BZ to provide premium solutions to a variety of regional, national and international customers, including major telecommunications carriers, government agencies, healthcare and education systems, technology services providers and Fortune 1000 enterprises. As part of its high-availability offerings, DataCenter.BZ is both SSAE 16 (SOC 1) and SOC 2 Type 2 audited and compliant with HIPAA, PCI-DSS and Tier IV data center standards. For additional information, please visit www.datacenter.bz or contact [email protected].
Media Contact: Michael Scherer, DataCenter.BZ, 614-515-5880, [email protected]
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