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📅 - Frontline Closes Provo Acquisition - Internet access and Web hosting service provider Frontline Communications Corp. (http://www.fcc.net) announced on Monday that it has closed on the acquisition of Mexico-based cellular phone airtime provider Proyecciones y Ventas Organizadas, S.A. de C.V. (Provo). The closing, says Frontline, resulted in the issuing of 220,000 shares of Frontline series C convertible preferred stock to Provo shareholders. The acquisition will be presented to Frontline shareholders in order to gain approval for matters related to the transaction's structure. At the same time as the acquisition, Frontline closed a $550,000 debt financing with New York-based investment firm IIG Capital LLC. The ...
📅 - ebi Group Releases Hosting Reseller Guide - Web hosting research and consulting organization The ebi Group (http://www.ebigroup.com) announced on Monday that it has released its "2003 Hosting Reseller Resource Guide," designed to help hosting resellers build effective, customer-friendly businesses. The industry directory, says ebi, lists 200 providers of reseller-specific products, services and information, including billing and support systems, hosting control panels, email tools and services, support services, shopping carts, e-commerce security, site-creation tools, search-engine marketing services and industry news and discussion sites. Each entry features a description of the company's services, types of hosting ...
📅 - TBhost.com Adds Control Panels, Drops Prices - Web hosting provider TBhost.com (TBhost.com) announced on Friday that it has added a new user control panel to its complete range of Windows 2000 Web hosting plans, at the same time lowering the costs of some of the company's most popular hosting plans. The addition of the new control panel, says TBhost.com, gives Windows 2000 customers a previously unavailable level of control over their hosting environments. The unbranded control panel is set up to allow further support for the company's reseller program as well. Resellers can choose whether to manage their customer's sites, or allow customers to manage their own sites using the control panel. "Our customers ...
📅 - IDC Forecasts xSP Market Growth - A new report published this week by research organization IDC (http://www.idc.com) forecasts substantial growth over the next few years for the stable and growing xSP market, predicting that the market, worth $234 billion in 2002 will grow to almost $530 billion in 2007. Growth for the xSP market, says IDC, will come at a compounded annual growth rate of more than 17 percent, outpacing some of the more mature services markets, despite challenges of reputation, leadership and management scandals, over-hype and a poor economy. According to the study, some xSPs reported growing customer interest in late 2002 and early 2003, following a retreat through 2001 and most of 2002. ...
📅 - HP SAN/NAS Solution Targets Exchange Market - Computer systems maker HP (http://www.hp.com) announced on Tuesday that it has introduced a solution that increases the efficiencies of consolidating a Microsoft Exchange 2000 environment on storage area network by adding a network attacked storage device that allows file-level access and file consolidation. The solution, says HP, is based on the HP StorageWorks NAS b3000, which allows the "fusing" of SAN and NAS environments into a single storage pool. The solution allows high-performance application services to access data directly from the same storage pool used by the NAS device for file data, resulting in more efficient use of storage resources. According to HP, the ...
📅 - AT&T Expands Managed Hosting Services - Communications carrier AT&T (http://www.att.com) announced on Tuesday that it is expanding its ability to offer business and government agencies global managed hosting services by opening three new data centers in Europe and Asia, while enhancing customer support centers in the same areas. The company says it is opening new facilities in China, France and Australia, bringing its total number of data centers to 21 across three continents, including 13 in the United States. Designed as part of AT&T's overall global network expansion effort, the new data centers complement existing facilities in the UK, the Netherlands and Japan, as well as its US facilities. Enhancements to ...