Rackspace Selects Time Navigator

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Atempo Inc. (formerly Quadratec Software) today announced that Rackspace Managed Hosting, a leading provider of managed hosting services, has selected the Time Navigator backup and restore platform to provide value-added backup services to its customers around the world.

Specifically designed for corporate data centers and service providers, Time Navigator enables service providers to offer new management tools for enhancing quality of service and delivering new value-added storage services. Rackspace customers will have access to Time Navigator’s best-in-class backup and restore solution, regardless of server platform.

Rackspace said it is a pioneer in the field of managed hosting and has earned a reputation for speed, flexibility and its own unique brand of 24 x 7 “Fanatical Support.” With locations in San Antonio and London, the company currently manages more than 4,000 servers for customers in more than 80 countries and leads the industry in customer satisfaction and speed of deployment.

The Rackspace network is home to all types of Web sites — from Fortune 1000 companies such as Microsoft to other emerging e-businesses such as health.com or HotorNot.com.

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