Infocrossing announces Atlanta center

One of 20 new data centers planned by colocation provider

By Rich Miller
CarrierHotels News Staff

June 8, 2000 -- Colocation services provider Infocrossing, Inc. today announced plans for a 52,000 square foot Internet Data Center in the Atlanta suburb of Norcross, Ga.
The Leonia, N.J.-based company said the facility is part of a larger national rollout of 20 data centers in prime markets. The new facility will offer network neutral spave to ISPs, dot-com companies and other Internet-centric businesses.
"Atlanta area businesses want high availability 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year and assurance that their technology can grow with them," said Joseph Germanotta, Infocrossing President and COO. "`We provide our customers with individualized services to meet their performance criteria and accelerate their time to market."
The Atlanta IDC will feature a state-of-the-art command center powered by IBM-Tivoli software conforming to the company's strict standards of security, redundancy and quality through its Enterprise Quality of Service (eQoS). All Infocrossing IDCs have raised flooring, lockable cages, climate-control HVAC, a self-contained power plant with battery backup and auxiliary diesel generators, smoke detection, fire suppression with FM200 gas, on-duty guards, card entry systems and video surveillance.``