To better serve its clients, TurnKey Internet, a Colohouse company and a global supplier of colocation, cloud, bare metal, and managed services, has opened its first site in Europe with new dedicated server offerings. More than 115 networks and peering exchanges, including AMS-IX, are linked to the company’s new carrier-neutral Amsterdam site.
Adding cloud VPS, TurnKey Internet unveiled its most recent enterprise servers equipped with 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs. This enables increased application workload and the development of a new dedicated server product line to meet the rapidly growing needs of the company’s clientele.
“Our clients in Europe are developing mission-critical, agile environments that need round-the-clock multi-cloud and multi-geolocation. We were able to deploy our new anchor site in the Netherlands because to the combined resources of TurnKey Internet and Colohouse,” stated Kyle Verzello, Chief Operating Officer of TurnKey Internet, a Colohouse company. “We are aware that location affects customer servers and data. Our business series servers are designed to provide best-in-class functionality in several cutting-edge data centers throughout the United States and, as of recently, in Europe. They are constructed on a robust bare metal basis.”
Cloud and Bare Metal Servers Amsterdam
“We were able to deploy our new anchor site in the Netherlands because to the combined resources of TurnKey Internet and Colohouse,” said Kyle Verzello, COO of TurnKey Internet, a Colohouse Company.
“In addition to providing multi-continent redundancy and disaster recovery services to our current clients in the US, the deployment of our cloud and bare metal server product line in Amsterdam enables reduced latency access to customers in the EU. The continuous development and expansion of our business under Colohouse is greatly aided by this,” stated Joe Schoonbeck, Vice President of Hosting at Colohouse. “The consumer is always placed first by the TurnKey Internet team, and our expansion to Amsterdam is no different. The same level of service, automation, and uptime that our clients in the US have grown to rely on will be provided to our customers who are hosted in Amsterdam. This new site offers a real TurnKey all-in-one platform when combined with the new R650xs’ superlative performance and economy.”
With new product ideas in the works, TurnKey Internet intends to keep up its growth efforts in Europe and Asia until 2023 and beyond.
As a full-service supplier of IT hosting solutions with a focus on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for customers in more than 150 countries, TurnKey Internet was founded in 1999. Cloud hosting, dedicated and bare metal servers, backup and disaster recovery, online storage, web hosting, managed hosting, and hybrid solutions are among the services provided. TurnKey Internet has its corporate headquarters in New York’s Tech Valley.
ColoHouse is a global data center operator and provider of colocation, cloud services and managed services. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, ColoHouse provides solutions tailored to businesses of all sizes. Their global network of data centers spans across North America, Europe, and Asia, facilitating a wide-reaching, low-latency service for its diverse client base.
