Nework Corp Chooses Exodus Communications for Internet Hosting

📅 April 30, 2001 - Online recruiting application maker Nework Corp (neworkcorp.com) announced on Monday that it has chosen Exodus Communications Inc. (exodus.net), a leader in complex Internet hosting and managed services, to host its Internet operation TalXchange.
Working through its subsidiary Talware Technologies Inc., Newark Corp. has developed the global business-to-business application TalXchange for the recruiting industry, using a new technology that integrates traditional and online recruiting methods.
Exodus says that Nework Corp. is a good example of a Canadian company that is expanding into the international marketplace by using outsourced services, like the kind provided by Exodus. The company says it is pleased to be providing hosting services for Nework Corp.
According to Nework Corp., the company's reasons for choosing Exodus included Exodus's financial strength and its proven ability to deliver services to some of the world's largest enterprises. Nework Corp. calls the hosting company the best in the business, and says its managed and professional services are helping Nework Corp. to bring its products to the Web quickly and seamlessly.
Exodus recently entered the Canadian hosting market, constructing a 160,000 square foot state-of-the-art Internet data center in Brampton, Ontario. A leading provider of complex Internet hosting for enterprises, the company hosts the Internet operations of more than 4,500 companies worldwide, in what the company says is the world's largest global network of data centers, and which extends into North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.

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