Inflow Opens Sacramento Data Center

CarrierHotels News Staff

Dec. 4, 2000 -- InFlow Inc., a provider of data centers and managed services,said it will open its 16th Data Network Exchange (DNX) facility in Sacramento, Calif. in several weeks.
Denver-based Inflow said it selected Sacramento because the city is an emerging market for e-commerce companies.
"We evaluate potential site locations based on various criteria, including network bandwidth availability, immediate access to power and a large potential customer base within the region,'' said Robert Cassidy, general manager of Inflow's Sacramento facility. "We also take into consideration a city's quality of life. Sacramento met all of these criteria and we are extremely excited about the anticipated e-commerce expansion in this area.''
Cassidy also said Inflow developed the facility, located at the Capital Centre at 1515 K Street in Sacramento, to make it more accessible and user-friendly to customers.
"If you've ever walked into a colocation facility with thousands of square feet of cabinets housing computer equipment, you might feel like you just stepped into another world, totally void of personal contact,'' said Cassidy. "Our DNX facility is specifically designed on a smaller, more human scale. We keep a fully stocked kitchen and certified on-site technicians who are available to do anything from solving a technical problem to providing a coat if you're cold.''
Inflow said the new facility will also offer companies a multiple Tier-1 ISP network, 100 percent Internet availability, application and equipment monitoring, managed firewalls and 24 hour, seven day a week, 365 days a year on-site technical support. Inflow provides data centers and managed services for mission critical e-businesses. The company plans to open six additional sites within the next six months, including its first international facility in Dublin, Ireland