Leading colocation and dedicated server provider Colocation America (News - Alert) will contribute $100 for every new colocation sign-up in its Los Angeles data centers during the week of Earth Day: April 18th 2011 through April 22, 2011.
Colocation America announced its intentions to make donations to TreePeople, an organization which educates and supports communities in Los Angeles, in a press release. TreePeople works towards planting and caring for trees and demonstrates sustainable solutions to urban ecosystem problems. The nonprofit organization unites the power of trees, people and technology to grow a sustainable future for the Los Angeles region
“We are excited to offer our new and existing clients a great energy and money-saving initiative in celebration of Earth Day,” says Michael Trunkett (News - Alert), President of Colocation America, in a statement. “Being able to contribute to a great organization such as TreePeople is very important to us because they take care of the city where we have the biggest presence [Los Angeles]. With our colocation services, companies will make their IT growth a simple process and get the most out of their budget.”
“Every piece of hardware in our centers is monitored to ensure that they are working at superior levels, while still ensuring that energy is not being wasted,” says Trunkett. “By keeping things measured in all of our centers across the country, we are able to reduce the amount of excess carbon emitted while giving businesses the foundation to handle their existing needs and anticipated growth.”
Colocation services offered by Colocation America span across the US in 22 locations. The company’s data centers provide the ideal environmental situations and quality engineering support to help its clients servers yield the best results. Their engineers are experts in properly setting-up, configuring and managing every piece of equipment for maximum efficiency while using less energy.
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Edited by Rich Steeves
