Dedicated Server, Colocation Services, Enhanced by C I Host

Posted by Webhost - 19/03/09 at 10:03 pm

Cassiopeia Internet, Inc. subsidiary, C I Host’s shared web hosting interests, have been acquired by X7 Hosting. C I Host anticipates that the move will

allow the company to increase focus on core services while ensuring benefit to all customers.

C I Host will be able to further define a diverse service portfolio geared to Dedicated Server and Colocation customers and enhance existing services.

Chris Faulkner, CEO of C I Host noted, ”We believe that focus and specialization is a key factor for success in the hosting marketplace. Over the years, our

company’s growth and operational expertise has allowed us to target mid- and large-market services and this move enables us to further specialize in these

segments.”

C I Host plans to refine client services across the board. In the works are the introduction of dedicated sales and support teams to better meet the needs of

customers and a host of other upgrades. C I Host’s multiple data center locations will prove a strong asset with new offerings including geographical load

balancing, clustering, and other services that require geographical fault tolerance.

Erin Bullock, Executive Director of Business Development added, ”It has always been our goal to provide a superior service experience for all our clients.

X7 Hosting has some great new features to offer our shared hosting customers, and focusing our service catalog exclusively on dedicated server and colocation

customer needs will allow us to better serve our customers.” The company continues to invest in research and development.

C I Host has been offering dedicated servers since 1999 and colocation services since 2000. The additional asset of their team’s expertise and years of

experience will allow new offerings such as managed colocation services in addition to a range of dedicated server solutions.

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