IsoFusion stands behind the Black Community. We are committed to the communities we serve, their ongoing fight for equality, and an end to racism in all its forms. Equal protection under the law is a fundamental right of all people, and we stand against criminal injustice and systematic oppression of any people.
IsoFusion continues to closely monitor the changes to business requirements posed by the COVID-19 global pandemic. All of our subsidiary business operations have continued to operate, providing essential services, and our team members are active, healthy, and ensuring the quality and integrity of data center operations and connectivity. Below are some updated precautions and procedures we have put in place for the safety of our team and customers.
COVID-19 is posing an unprecedented challenge to individuals, families, and business organizations, regardless of size, industry, or location. IsoFusion is committed to meeting this challenge and continuing to provide the best service possible to you, our customer. As you may have seen, Governor Inslee of Washington state announced a 2-week “stay at home” order and requested the closure of all non-essential businesses. IsoFusion and all of its subsidiary business operations and services qualify as essential under federal guidelines. Therefore, our operations teams will remain active, ensuring optimum service delivery and data center operation.
(Frankfurt, Germany/Seattle, WA, United States - 19 March 2019) U.S. data center operator Colocation Northwest and European data center operator maincubes today announced their transatlantic colocation partnership to complement each other’s data center footprints on both sides of the Atlantic. Sharing a company focus on high-availability, enterprise-grade security, compliance and energy-efficiency for their data centers in the U.S. and Europe respectively, Colocation Northwest and maincubes expect to accelerate their combined colocation sales scope and international customer reach.
