Following increased demand for managed hosting and data centre services, CWCS Managed Hosting has acquired a 9,300ft building in Nottingham to increase the company’s data centre footprint.
CWCS provides 24/7/365 enterprise-grade infrastructure for mission critical data systems, websites, and applications through a choice of cloud, bare metal, dedicated servers, and colocation services.
The acquisition of the new site follows extensive research, and the data centre is due to be online in 2024. The announcement forms part of CWCS’s strategy to support growing demand from existing and new customers, as well as supporting the growth for current and future acquisitions.
“In the last three years, we have embarked on an ambitious growth strategy to expand our portfolio of services through company acquisitions,” said Karl Mendez, managing director of CWCS Managed Hosting. “There’s an increasing demand for hosted solutions, especially private cloud and server colocation where customers want their data in a redundant and secure data centre facility with technicians available 24/7, and that’s exactly what we can offer. Opening a new data centre in Nottingham significantly increases our capacity to offer flexible options comprising of cloud hosting, dedicated server hosting, and colocation services. Above all, it ensures we can continue to meet the individual needs of our customers, and positions us as a partner in mission critical data hosting.”
