Acquisition adds 3 new data center locations in addition to robust bare metal services
ColoHouse, a full suite provider of colocation, cloud and managed services, announces its acquisition of Quonix, including Data102, and Turnkey Internet data centers, further expanding the company’s market footprint and services. This acquisition expands the ColoHouse portfolio by three locations and over 300 colocation customers in Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA, and Colorado Springs, CO. In addition, Turnkey Internet, a leading provider of bare metal and services, will add another 1,500 customers to the ColoHouse base, fortifying the company’s bare metal capabilities.
ColoHouse, a full suite provider of colocation, cloud and managed services, announces its acquisition of Quonix, including Data102, and Turnkey Internet data centers, further expanding the company’s market footprint and services. #cloud #managedservices
“2021 continues to be the year of formulating the perfect group of exemplary companies and teams to create a best-in-class colocation, cloud, and services company,” said Paul Bint, CEO of ColoHouse. “The Quonix Group acquisition includes ColoHouse’s first foray into building ownership with the Turnkey Internet facility in Albany, NY. This is an exciting milestone for us as a growing team. In the last year, ColoHouse will have grown its data center footprint by 600% in the United States, supercharging our service offerings. The leadership teams are trailblazing our organization into an enterprise brand, using our multiple locations, talent, and service portfolios to be best in class.”
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“ColoHouse’s acquisition of the Quonix family gives our customers the resources, structure, and geographic footprint necessary to meet their growing technology needs with one provider,” said ColoHouse’s new SVP, Managed Services, Randal Kohutek. “ColoHouse is leading the way by offering one-stop colocation, cloud, and now bare metal services, across numerous locations. The vision for ColoHouse is extraordinary, and I am looking forward to our customers, both new and existing, growing with us. It’s an exciting time.”
“With the addition of the Quonix Group, ColoHouse will be significantly expanding its bare metal offering. ColoHouse is no stranger to the bare metal game,” said Turnkey Internet’s Adam Wills. Since 2018, ColoHouse has offered bare metal and dedicated servers as part of their portfolio. “Turnkey Internet, as one of the leaders in the bare metal space, will be able to provide the technical expertise, personnel, and strategic planning to scale into our other US locations including Miami, New York, Dallas, and Phoenix alongside our entry into the European market. Our existing customers will continue to work with the same people they always have. The Turnkey Internet team is looking forward to providing nothing short of amazing solutions across a diverse geographic network and data center provider.”
Most recently, ColoHouse was funded by Valterra Partners to create a dominant data center and cloud solutions company that is ready to address the complex needs of their customers. ColoHouse and its investors will continue to grow the business through strategic acquisitions to create a single provider option for its client base.
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