TROY – Windstream will provide optical Wave services to ManagedWay, connecting select data centers in the Metro Detroit market.
ManagedWay, a provider of cloud, data center, Internet, transport and IT managed services to business organizations, recently announced the opening of its 45,000-square-foot data center in Troy.
With the addition of Windstream’s highly available optical Wave services to strengthen networking between the Troy location and its Byron Center facility, ManagedWay will be even better equipped to secure business opportunities across its key industry segments including technology, advertising, education and manufacturing firms. Fortifying connectivity between the two major centers provides the additional redundancy and security required to successfully operate large scale data center facilities.
“Windstream’s Wave service is a perfect solution to fit ManagedWay’s needs, with their rapid business growth,” said Tom Brown, vice president of sales for Windstream’s wholesale business unit. “Adding this additional bandwidth allows ManagedWay to keep onboarding new customers quickly and seamlessly, while maintaining the flow of critical daily business operations between their data centers.”
Windstream’s Wave services support today’s massive data demands – cloud computing, multimedia and bandwidth intensive applications – with speeds ranging from 1G to 100G, over Windstream’s 125,000 mile fiber network, the sixth largest in the nation. The customizable, scalable solutions offer low-latency, secure, completely transparent and dedicated end-to-end transport with multiple diversity and protection options.
