American Internet Services
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| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Internet |
| Founded | 1989 |
| Headquarters | San Diego, CA |
| Key people | Timothy Caulfield CEO Tom Juracek CFO |
| Products | Data Centers |
| Employees | 125 (est) (2008) |
| Website | www.americanis.net |
American Internet Services is an Internet service provider and colocation data center operator based out of San Diego, California. AIS provides a wide array of services including business connectivity solutions and colocation.
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[edit] Services
American Internet Services is a North American provider of network-neutral data centers, offering data center colocation and high-speed office connectivity.
[edit] American datacenters
- San Diego, California (5 Locations)
- Los Angeles, California (1 Location)
- Phoenix, Arizona (1 Location)
[edit] Notable customers
Carriers, and businesses participate in American Internet Services data centers.
[edit] Company history
American Internet Services, LLC was created through the combination of several U.S. telecommunication companies including:
- WebCC acquired 1998
- ADNC acquired 2001
- Internet Express acquired 2004
- Complex Drive acquired 2008
On September 18, 2008 AIS was acquired by Seaport Capital, who is also invested in Peak 10 and Switch and Data data center facilities.
