HiVelocity announced today that they are acquiring UK-based provider Heficed.
“This acquisition represents a fantastic opportunity for our clients old and new,” says Mike Archietto, CEO and co-founder at Hivelocity. “By combining Heficed’s impressive list of data center locations and VPS hosting options with our own global network of data centers and premium bare metal hosting, our world-class infrastructure solutions will now reach an even wider audience of users.”
Founded in 2002, Hivelocity is a privately held company that has been a fixture in the dedicated server hosting industry for 20 years. With 40+ international locations operating in 29 global markets across 6 continents, Hivelocity’s Bare Metal Cloud solutions can help you reach 80% of the world’s internet population in under 25 milliseconds.
You can read more about the acquisition here.
And stay tuned for an interview with HiVelocity coming soon!
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