The need for greater capacity and national coverage led Safe Computing to choose Interoute's Distributed Data Center in Madrid in 2014. Now, with its international expansion project, Safe Computing has chosen Interoute's London Data Center, from which it operates internationally and which is also connected to the Madrid center via the operator's fiber optic network. The capacity growth experienced by Safe Computing has led them to plan a further expansion to Interoute's Berlin node, which will take place this year, 2016.
Safe Computing provides its clients with secure virtual ICT infrastructure and, through Interoute's three Data Centers in Madrid, London and Berlin, the company can offer more value-added services, greater security, and more redundancy, as well as centralized management, allowing them to achieve significant cost savings without compromising service quality.
Jorge Casto, COO of Safe Computing, commented: "Given our positive experience with Interoute at the Madrid Data Center, and due to our international expansion plans, we have opted to add the London Data Center and, given the growth we are experiencing, we will expand to the Berlin node this year.".
Safe Computing plans to move its headquarters to Oxford, UK, and from there manage international operations in Europe.
Diego Matas, CEO of Interoute Iberia, added: “We are pleased to be able to contribute to the international expansion of Safe Computing through our global cloud services platform, fiber optic network and data centers with high security and reliability for its customers.”.
