HP (NYSE:HPQ) today announced that LeaseWeb, one of Europe’s largest
internet hosting providers, has implemented HP
ProLiant server technology in its data centers in the Netherlands,
Germany and Belgium, as well as at its newest facility in Virginia.
The new servers deliver increased performance and capacity to support
rapid business growth.
Based in the Netherlands and founded in the attic of a house in 1997
with just a single server, LeaseWeb offers a global network that
consists of eight data centers. The company offers high-quality hosting,
cloud solutions and internet services to customers across the globe,
priding itself on an uptime of 99.999 percent.
HP helps LeaseWeb extend global presence
LeaseWeb has already deployed more than 15,000 HP ProLiant servers
across its data centers. With the opening of its new U.S. data center,
and in response to increased customer demand for server outsourcing, the
company is adding 5,700 HP
ProLiant DL 120 G6 and HP
ProLiant DL180 G6 servers to meet its burgeoning global workloads.
The new HP
ProLiant servers will provide the company with greater processing
speed and significantly improved system operations.
The HP
ProLiant DL server series are low-cost, high-capacity,
storage-optimized servers that deliver high density for a variety of
rack deployments and applications. The server installation will allow
LeaseWeb to manage its extended IT environments for hosting, while
improving its customer response time and overall satisfaction levels.
"As our business expands, so does our need to keep pace with user
demands, as well as offer new services, while providing a fast, powerful
and secure hosting environment,” said Con Zwinkels, managing director,
LeaseWeb Netherlands. "HP ProLiant servers have increased our
application performance and enabled faster time to solution to meet our
business challenges while delivering improved operational efficiency.”
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