Go Daddy Buys Data Center In Singapore

Go Daddy is widening its worldwide reach with one more data center – in Singapore. The remarkably successful operation is developed to permit faster services for Go Daddy’s Web hosting and e-mail clients in Asia. The service benefits Go Daddy’s quickly growing client base, which already surpasses 8.4 million people worldwide.

In recent years, the world’s biggest Web host provider, also the world’s top domain name registrar, has developed its client base tremendously in locations like Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, regions that accounts for 42 percent of the Internet population.

Go Daddy clients whose web sites run through the new Singapore data center will afford their local visitors quicker website load times, dependent on the range the data is traveling.

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