Inflow Secures Position as San Diego's Leading Internet Data Center

📅 June 13, 2001 - On Tuesday, InFlow Inc. (inflow.com), a leading provider of Internet Data Centers and managed services, announced an impressive demonstration of demand for its San Diego data center. Since becoming operational in February 2000, the IDC has signed more than 35 customers.

?The demand for reliable Internet availability by e-commerce companies has increased significantly with the power crisis in California,? said Mike Marcoux, Inflow general manager in San Diego. ?Our customers rest easier knowing that Inflow is able to provide 100 percent uptime guarantee, uninterruptible power supply and backup power. What's more, first-class customer service, around-the-clock support and solid financial footing are all extremely attractive to San Diego's e-commerce community.?
The company says that by outsourcing with Inflow, companies such as Kintera, Inc., Wireless Knowledge and Split Infinity have achieved reliability and redundancy, while focusing on their core businesses. Customers are guaranteed 100 percent Internet availability through InflowNet, which provides access to multiple Tier-1 backbone providers. In fact, 94 percent of San Diego's customers use InflowNet's managed network service.
?As rolling blackouts threaten California, an Internet uptime guarantee is critical and being able to depend on Inflow's technical staff is more important than ever,? said Harry Gruber, chief executive officer for Kintera. ?Since day one, Inflow has won our confidence with its high degree of professionalism, competency and, most importantly, the assurance of knowing our equipment is monitored and maintained by experts.? Kintera is the leader in Internet fundraising solutions for nonprofit organizations.
The San Diego IDC is located in the San Diego Tech Center. It employs 20 technically trained staff members, certified in Cisco networks. These technicians are onsite to provide the highest standard of service, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.