Feb 27, 2006 : Web Host SoftLayer Names Partners

📅 February 27, 2006 - Dedicated Web hosting provider SoftLayer Technologies (softlayer.com -> ibm.com) announced on Monday that the company has developed key partnerships with Microsoft, Red Hat and SWsoft.

SoftLayer has become a registered member of the Microsoft SPLA program and the Red Hat Hosting program, which together provide the company with access to a large suite of software services.

The company is also using SWsoft's server virtualization software, virtuozzo, and hosting control panel Plesk 7.5 Reloaded.

"Delivering enterprise quality of service requires utilizing enterprise operating systems and applications," says Sean Charnock, vice president of business development at SoftLayer. "These new partnership agreements are exciting because they align our product with industry-leading vendors and bring tremendous value to our customer base."

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