PHOENIQS expands its IT Infrastructure with Green
Growth brings new infrastructure demands
Over the past 15 years, PHOENIQS has evolved from a hosting provider into a full-service IT solutions company. As its portfolio expanded and data volumes increased, its infrastructure requirements grew as well. The company has been operating its systems across two Green data centers for several years, providing a reliable foundation for its customer-facing digital services.
To take the next step in its growth, PHOENIQS needed additional capacity and a targeted expansion of its existing environment at Green. “High availability across multiple locations and robust connectivity were the decisive factors in our data center search,” says Stefan Taroni, CRO at PHOENIQS. The new solution also needed to scale easily without tying up capital in unnecessary infrastructure investments.
Three locations for a more resilient IT environment
To provide the additional capacity, PHOENIQS is expanding its infrastructure at Green from two data centers to three. The new location complements the company’s existing setup and further strengthens the long-standing partnership. The geographically redundant, multi-site architecture delivers high availability and helps ensure business continuity.
Green also provides connectivity and redundant fiber-optic networking through xWDM services. Built-in redundancy and comprehensive security measures make the data center design highly resilient, including its power supply. “No other provider is better prepared for power outages than Green,” says Stefan Taroni. In addition, PHOENIQS uses dedicated hardware delivered through an Infrastructure as a Service model.
«Green’s straightforward and collaborative approach continues to create new opportunities.», says Stefan Taroni, CRO, PHOENIQS |
Greater flexibility for customer projects and innovation
With its expanded infrastructure, PHOENIQS can add capacity as needed and move new projects forward more quickly. The service-based model reduces the need for capital investment in additional hardware, freeing up resources to enhance the company’s portfolio and support customer initiatives.
Customers benefit from dependable platforms while gaining more time to focus on their own services. One example is the Swiss Media Database, which has relied on PHOENIQS services and infrastructure for more than a decade. The solution helps keep its growing media archive accessible to students, researchers, and journalists.
