Voxel dot Net, Inc, a privately-held New York-based managed Internet infrastructure provider, has revealed it has expanded its wholly-owned and operated optical network and the addition of its latest high-bandwidth server farm.
With stronger-than-expected demand for its TruManaged Hosting and VoxCAST Media Delivery services, Voxel has moved to strengthen its New York metro footprint in concert with its previously announced national build-out. The New York expansion includes an additional metro dark fiber ring and a high-bandwidth server farm at 111 8th Avenue - currently a Voxel "Super POP" IP location.
"Even with our aggressive national build-out underway, demand is beginning to outstrip our physical capacity in New York, with remaining space at our private SOHO facility largely pre-sold," stated Zachary Smith, executive vice president, Voxel dot Net. "Given the exponential growth of traffic on our network, the Voxel strategy of leveraging private dark fiber to access key interconnection facilities is paying off for our customers - we're able to offer a level of scalability greater than that of our competition."
The latest Voxel server farm features the company's standard redundant IP core design, multiple 10-Gigabit transit and transport uplinks, and rapid server deployment capability. The investment in this facility allows Voxel to offer "on demand" scalability and give its customers the ability to add to or grow their infrastructure in as little as ten minutes.