It looks like hosting.com is adding another link to its coast-to-coast system of co-location space, taking advantage of a retrofitted Ford Model T factory to fulfill ever-increasing need for dependable co-location space in Denver, Colorado.  With two datacenters in California, one in Kentucky, and another in Delaware, a more central location seems to make sense, especially considering hosting.com’s focus on reliability and disaster recovery.

The downtown Denver location is set to become hosting.com’s new headquarters, which also makes sense, since hosting.com was acquired a couple months ago by a Denver-based company, HostMySite.com.  The new facility is expected to open in late August.

Downtown Denver is definitely a good-looking place:

photo by N.J. Lee under flickr creative commons license

Now... Rack-to-rack migrations happen to be one of our specialities. http://www.teamsilverback.com/services/fully-managed-physical-data-center-migrations-/.  Just saying.

-Elizabeth English