Dec. 18, 2002 -- Data center services provider Collocation Solutions, LLC today announced the addition of Cyberlink ASP to its Dallas facility.
Cyberlink, an application service provider whose clients include Amoco and American Airlines, has been through several migrations of its equipment during the current industry turmoil.
"After having been through three previous colocation providers, it was essential that we find a reliable and stable provider," said Stephen Phillips, president of Cyberlink ASP.
"Collocation Solutions' conservative business model make them an attractive data center provider; and one of the main reasons we moved here," said Phillips. "With no bloated expense structures, failed expansion drives or debt, Collocation Solutions' stability is rock solid."
"There is an urgent flight to safety from customers who have outsourced their mission-critical IT to data center providers that are financially distressed, or are closing facilities," said Jim deVenny, president and chief executive officer of Collocation Solutions.
"In the last several months, we've seen many cases like this and understand a customer's insistence on financial and business model stability as a priority in their decision to outsource," deVenny added.
Dallas-based Collocation Solutions is a privately held, build-to-suit data center infrastructure service provider whose customers include Electric Lightwave, a subsidiary of Citizens Communications, and Wyndham International.
The company's investors include Hunt Capital Growth Fund II, L.P., Koch Telecom, MarkPoint Ventures, and BG Media Intermediate Fund, L.P.
"With our unique business model, carrier neutral architecture and low market-driven prices, 2003 promises to be a banner year for CS," said Don Frasier, executive vice president and co-founder."
Collocation Solutions operates two data centers in the Infomart carrier hotel in Dallas, along with sites in Austin and Las Vegas.