March 21, 2002 -- Data center service provider Peak 10, Inc. has expanded into the Tampa, where it will open its third facility in the Southeast.
The 16,000 square foot data center in the Westshore/International Airport corridor is part of an expansion in which Peak 10 will add at least one other city to its regional network. The company currently has facilities in Charlotte, N.C. and Jacksonville, Fla.
Peak 10 will offer Tampa businesses managed hosting, complex monitoring and management, data storage, security, and business continuity solutions.
"Everything a customer needs to monitor, manage, and support their applications can be found here," says Ken Brasch, Peak 10's Vice President and General Manager in Tampa.
"Our goal is to serve as an IT Life Support system for our customers" added Nicholas Kottyan, Peak 10's President and Chief Executive Officer, "whether that means having Peak 10 handle the mundane IT responsibilities such as data backup or the full management of a customer's equipment and network."
The Tampa facility, located at 9417 Corporate Lake Drive, is expected to be in service by May 1.
Peak 10 is a regional colocation and hosting provider focusing on second-tier markets in the Southeast. Founded in March 2000 by telecom veterans Nicholas Kottyan and David Jones, Peak 10 operates an 8,000 square foot data center in Jacksonville, and has a 13,000 s.f. facility in Charlotte.