Go Daddy Launches Singapore Data Center

Go Daddy, currently the most popular website hosting platform in the world, has recently expanded its business in Asia by opening a new data center.

The launch from Singapore is meant to help the company manage with greater speed the Web hosting and e-mail services from Asia.

Due to the new data center, website owners will be able to provide their visitors with faster load times, since data will need to travel a shorter distance.

The newly-inaugurated data center is supposed to provide these customers with optimized services, so that the 8,4 million users worldwide will all be satisfied.

Ever since its launch in 1997, Go Daddy has gradually gained the reputation of the world’s largest Web host provider and the world’s top domain name registrar.

Consequently, the company has attracted customers from all over the world, including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, which are countries that account for 42 percent of the Internet population.

“People everywhere are looking for quality products at affordable prices,” said Bob Parsons, Go Daddy CEO and Founder.

“Go Daddy has always been committed to providing the best possible products and services to all our customers. Having data centers strategically located in our growth areas just makes sense.”

This strategy has been recognized on the European market with the launch of the Netherlands-based data center in 2009, after more and more Europeans relied on the company's services.

Furthermore, in July 2010, Go Daddy has also launched a new US office, in Hiawatha, Iowa, in order to be able to keep pace with the constantly growing number of customers.

Besides the obvious professionalism of the company's team or the reliable website uptime and security, another reason for Go Daddy to be so popular is due to its round-the-clock support service, which is always willing to assist clients and help them fix issues.