FIBERTOWN, a Texas colocation provider with high availability data centers in Houston and Bryan/College Station, opened a new data center pod in its 26,000 SF Bryan facility. The expansion project provides previously unavailable square footage to mission critical business operations seeking redundant colocation options out of reach of hurricanes but close enough for convenience.
FIBERTOWN leverages a modular data center design, which allows it to open new floor space as needed. The 15-year old company has seen ample growth this year with the demand for corporate colocation and disaster recovery data centers showing no signs of slowing down.
DSA Encore, provider of end-to-end data center solutions, managed the project on time and within budget. It was a seamless transition from the beginning of the project through to completion.
“Critical business operations rely on FIBERTOWN. We’re delighted that our completed expansion of this facility enables even more businesses in this important commercial and industrial area to benefit from the business continuity and disaster recovery services that FIBERTOWN offers,” said Steve Friedman, CEO and managing director at DSA Encore.
For more information about the Houston and Bryan data centers, please visit www.fibertown.com or email info@fibertown.com.
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