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Bay Area Firms Prepare to Survive a Large Earthquake

     

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The US Geological Survey reports the overall probability of a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake in the Greater Bay Area is 63%. The earthquake that rocked Chile earlier this year took the Datacenter of Global Crossing offline, leaving firms without e-commerce, email, and other critical systems.

“Our Bay Area clients like that the datacenter is a short drive away but seismically safe“, reports Pay Per Cloud CEO, Miles Feinberg. The hardened facility has a N+2 Design for delivering beyond 99.999% availability. It is N+2 redundant on all industrial diesel generators, uninterruptible power supplies, custom designed power distribution units, and a hardened industrial-grade chilled water plant. The data center is also safe from other natural disasters such as floods.

In addition to Colocation and Managed Hosting, Pay Per Cloud™ offers a number of other services such as Exchange Hosting. Their Exchange 2010 hosting plans provide for industry leading 100MB attachments, support for Windows Mobile, Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry. They also offer unlimited size mailboxes for power users. Pay Per Cloud™ clients leverage this platform for email retention and legal compliance.

Other Pay Per Cloud™ offerings include virtual servers, dedicated servers, hosted SharePoint 2010, and hosted Dynamics CRM. These flexible solutions have been successfully tailored by many San Francisco Bay Area businesses as a fundamental part of their disaster recovery planning.

Pay Per Cloud™ invites the public for tours of their facilities and to learn how they can extend their IT infrastructure across Cloud, Colocation, and Dedicated solutions with state-of-the-art service.

Other press releases from Pay Per Cloud

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• Orange County Hosting - In-Person Demonstration Event - November 2nd, 2010