Scottish managed hosting firm Xtraordinary Hosting has taken space at Interxion's London City site. Xtraordinary Hosting offers a range of managed hosting services aimed at small to medium size enterprises.
The company chose Interxion's London City site for quick access to the City and direct connectivity with 28 carriers and ISPs, including the LINX London Internet Exchange.
"We work with a number of companies that are at the forefront of hi-tech e-commerce and it is crucial that we offer them the most resilient bandwidth and the lowest possible latency," said Andrew Ogilvie, Xtraordinary Hosting CEO. "Interxion was the only organisation within the city with 5KW cabinets available as standard, spare capacity for future growth, and diversity of power, as well as a quality track record that we are pleased to share with our customers."
The latest expansion at the London City site, 400m² of equipped space, is on schedule for completion in Q1 2009 and will have access to the data centre's 13 megawatt power supply, allowing it to deliver exceptionally high density power configurations of up to 17.5 kW per cabinet position.
"Over the past year we have seen more and more companies migrating to Interxion because we can better meet their growing requirements for power and cooling capacity, connectivity and operational resiliency," said Greg McCullough, Interxion UK MD. "This, combined with our central location, makes Interxion an ideal choice for quality-focused enterprise-oriented organisations such as Xtraordinary Hosting."

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The company chose Interxion's London City site for quick access to the City and direct connectivity with 28 carriers and ISPs, including the LINX London Internet Exchange.
"We work with a number of companies that are at the forefront of hi-tech e-commerce and it is crucial that we offer them the most resilient bandwidth and the lowest possible latency," said Andrew Ogilvie, Xtraordinary Hosting CEO. "Interxion was the only organisation within the city with 5KW cabinets available as standard, spare capacity for future growth, and diversity of power, as well as a quality track record that we are pleased to share with our customers."
The latest expansion at the London City site, 400m² of equipped space, is on schedule for completion in Q1 2009 and will have access to the data centre's 13 megawatt power supply, allowing it to deliver exceptionally high density power configurations of up to 17.5 kW per cabinet position.
"Over the past year we have seen more and more companies migrating to Interxion because we can better meet their growing requirements for power and cooling capacity, connectivity and operational resiliency," said Greg McCullough, Interxion UK MD. "This, combined with our central location, makes Interxion an ideal choice for quality-focused enterprise-oriented organisations such as Xtraordinary Hosting."

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