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nexVortex Growth Drives Network Expansion into New Data Centers
24 Jan, 2019
Investment Expands Points of Presence to Nearly Double Those Available in 2018 HERNDON, VA (January 24, 2019) – As a leader in cloud communications and an industry expert in both SIP Trunking and Hosted Voice Service, nexVortex announced they are expanding their network’s points of presence (POPs) into multiple new data centers across the US. This investment brings access to nexVortex cloud communication services closer to customers in a number of key areas including the West Coast and Southeast. The investment includes putting nexVortex network nodes into strategic data centers in Seattle and Atlanta as well as expanding capacity and connectivity in their existing Chicago location. The company also plans to make a similar investment in Los Angeles later this year. nexVortex’s current POPs have provided geo-redundancy for nexVortex Hosted Voice, Managed Hosted Voice, SIP Trunking, and Managed SIP Trunking services for a number of years. This recent expansion targets a move into new cities that align geographically and strategically with the data centers of other cloud services nexVortex customers use. “nexVortex is dedicated to delivering quality, availability, and visibility (QAV) for our cloud communication services,” said Wes Rogers, founder and chief operating officer at nexVortex. “Fulfilling the promise of QAV requires heavy investment in network infrastructure, software, and tools. This most recent investment is just one more step in our ongoing commitment to delivering on that promise. It is an important one, because our customers (who use other services hosted in those data centers) now have a very short hop onto our network and it expands our reach into major metro areas of the US from coast to coast.” As companies move to the cloud for communication services, solutions like those provided by nexVortex will continue to grow. More at
www.nexVortex.com.
