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ServePath GoGrid: Instantly Scalable Network

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ServePath has announced their new GoGrid, which promises an instantly scalable network for growing online businesses.

GoGrid offers a new approach to rapid vertical and horizontal server scalability. By placing their server infrastructure within ServePath’s experienced and powerful managed and hosted server network, GoGrid customers gain the flexibility, economies and security that are difficult to achieve for most companies. ServePath’s seven years of server and collocation experience delivers a robust environment for GoGrid’s innovative servers as a service product. Driven by an AJAX-based web GUI, GoGrid enables customers to quickly and easily deploy new web and database servers, add and configure load balancers and monitor Memory and Transfer charges in real-time. Built on top of a grid (server cluster) and Xen-based virtualized infrastructure, GoGrid delivers true on-demand scalability with its high-performance hosting services.

For more information: Visit GoGrid

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Interlink Offers Radical Esignature Concept

Interlink Inc has been working on making esignatures legally binding. The company believes they’ve come up with quite a solution.

“With Interlink’s eSign Anywhere Platform, organizations can look to esignatures as a strategic investment capable of eliminating business silos, versus a point solution suitable for only certain processes,” explains Rod Vesling, Senior Vice President and Officer for eTransactions at Interlink Electronics. “IntegriSign Emcee’s support of multiple esignature capture options makes esigning a possibility for all processes no matter where, when, or how the signing transaction occurs.”

The product is a must for those who want to make sure their documents are being signed legally digitally.

“A well designed electronic signature process, supported by the appropriate technology, can actually improve a company’s ability to enforce the terms of the documents signed electronically, thereby reducing the likelihood of having to resort to the courts to enforce the terms of electronically-signed documents,” explains Mr. Patrick Hatfield, a Partner with Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP, a national law firm with one of the leading electronic signature practices in the financial services arena.

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Planet Adds Window Server 2008 To Lineup

Dedicated host The Planet has now added Windows Server 2008 to its’ line of dedicated servers.

There are now four different Windows Servers you can choose from at The Planet: Windows Web Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Standard, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise and Windows Server 2008 Unauthenticated.

Each configuration has a different pricing level.

The company said Window Server 2008 hosting packages are available immediately.

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Webhost AIT Sued

Webhost AIT has been sued by Fayetteville Publishing. Both Fayetteville-based Web hosting provider Advanced Internet Technologies and its chief executive, Clarence Briggs were named in the case, which concerns libel. The case claims that AIT presented false information that hurt their company’s performance.

Fayetteville Publishing’s lawsuit says the companies and executives damaged the paper’s reputation with false statements that the newspaper artificially inflated its Web site viewer and ad-click statistics in order to defraud advertisers. The suit says the defendants spread these statements with news releases and comments on the IGeryon and Click Defense Web sites and other Web sites to damage Fayetteville Publishing and promote products they developed.

Previously, AIT sued Fayetteville Publishing on a libel claim in September then dropped the suit in January.

Briggs says the truth will come to light. “The bottom line is you guys committed click-fraud and now you’re giving us the opportunity to prove it, so there must be a lot of worried people at FPC (Fayetteville Publishing),” Briggs said in response to the allegations.

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