New Data Center for 37 signals

Published on July 25th, 2010 | 0 comments

Here’s another example of a fast-growing online service moving into its own data center to gain more control over its infrastructure. 37signals, which makes web-based business apps, said this week that it has moved into colocation space in a Chicago-area data center. The company had previously housed its infrastructure with Rackspace Hosting.

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