Switch & Data Partners With Interxion

Switch & Data announces agreement with Interxion to provide colocation and interconnection solutions across North America & Europe

January 24, 2008

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TAMPA, Fla. -- Switch and Data (NASDAQ: SDXC), a leading provider of Internet exchange and co-location services, announced today that it has agreed with Interxion, a leading European operator of carrier-neutral data centers, to jointly market their portfolios of network-neutral data center and interconnection services across North America and Europe. Interxion operates the broadest footprint of carrier-neutral data centers in Europe and Switch and Data offers the broadest market coverage in North America. Together the two companies can help companies reach new customers and distribute content to end users at 56 sites across the worlds two largest markets.

The account management teams of Interxion and Switch and Data can now offer solutions across both footprints to their customers and prospects. Content companies, enterprises, and communications service providers have demonstrated strong demand for co-location and interconnection services to reach new customers in distant markets and place content near end-users to improve performance. Together Switch and Data and Interxion now provide the broadest solution in the North American and European markets.

“Switch and Data and Interxion can now offer customers the broadest and most diverse co-location, Internet exchange and interconnection solutions in both North America and Europe,” explains Ernie Sampera, Senior Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, Switch and Data. “We are excited to be able to offer Interxion’s extensive footprint across Europe and strong technical support to our customers and give them an integrated solution to expand their businesses into new global markets.”

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