Fully Redundant Data Center Supports Online Storage Offering
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Data Foundry announces the selection of its Texas 1 data center for Golden Frog’s new cloud storage service – ‘Dump Truck’ online storage.
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Texas 1 will support Golden Frog’s high-density colocation and high-bandwidth Internet connectivity needs.
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Texas 1 allows Golden Frog scalability and access to 17 network carriers.
Austin, TX – November 8, 2011 – Data Foundry, a leading provider of data center outsourcing, secure colocation and disaster recovery solutions, announces today that Golden Frog , the global software developer focused on secure, private Internet services, has selected Data Foundry’s Texas 1 for its new cloud storage service, Dump Truck online storage. Data Foundry’s fully redundant and secure data center will support Golden Frog’s high-density colocation and high bandwidth Internet connectivity needs.
Dump Truck online storage is Golden Frog’s professional-grade, massive online storage service that allows users to store their documents, photos, and files online using an intuitive web interface with a drag and drop upload feature. Dump Truck is designed to provide the highest level of security and privacy for transferring and storing personal files. This new service from Golden Frog offers users unlimited upload and download speeds and file sizes, while providing secure and private access to their data from anywhere around the world.
“We chose Data Foundry’s resilient data center facility to house our cloud-based storage solution because it was designed with the utmost redundancy across power, networking, and water feeds,” states Philip Molter, CTO of Golden Frog. “We know we can scale quickly with easy access to a wide variety of carriers and ample room for the deployment of additional storage services and network hardware.”
“Texas 1 offers the resources and scale that global cloud providers, such as Golden Frog, require to support their stringent security requirements and high-capacity connectivity needs,” states Ed Henigin, CTO of Data Foundry. “Our purpose-built facility was carefully planned to accommodate any-size and power requirement, including Golden Frog’s high-density configuration.”
Data Foundry’s Texas 1, a new 250,000 square foot, carrier-neutral data center is powered by dual, independent 400 MW substations and outfitted with the latest generation of equipment with no single point of failure. Texas 1 is the first purpose-built data center constructed on the 40-acre, master-planned Data Ranch development site, offering enterprises, cloud-based providers, and service providers the opportunity for future scalability of their infrastructure.
For more information, please visit www.datafoundry.com, or email sales@datafoundry.com.
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About Golden Frog
Golden Frog is the global software developer of Internet applications focused on reliability, performance, and security. We care about the Internet and create superior software and services that help people access its full potential. Learn more about Golden Frog at https://www.goldenfrog.com.
About Data Foundry
Data Foundry provides comprehensive wholesale and retail data center outsourcing, colocation, and disaster recovery services. The company provides its customers with secure premium facilities for servers and equipment, emergency workspace and carrier-neutral network accessibility, supported by experienced onsite technicians and customer support 24/7/365. The company supports more than 1,000 enterprise customers across a variety of industries including energy, healthcare and financial services. Founded in 1994, Data Foundry was the first Internet Service Provider in San Antonio and one of the first 50 Internet Service Providers in the United States. Today, Data Foundry operates data centers in Austin and Houston and owns private networks in Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas. For more information, visit www.datafoundry.com or call 1.888.839.2794.
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