Qwest announced a new CyberCenter facility in the Seattle area for hosting services – making it the 14th CyberCenter nationwide operated by Qwest

February 2, 2007 – (TopHosts News Brief) – Qwest Communications International Inc. (NYSE: Q) announced the opening of a new CyberCenter in the Seattle area to provide secure, reliable and scalable hosting services to businesses. With the move, Qwest now operates 14 CyberCenters nationwide.

“We are seeing a significant increase in the demand for Qwest managed hosting solutions, and the new Qwest CyberCenter will allow Qwest to expand the number of customers we can serve with leading broadband applications and network services,” Dan Yost, executive vice president of product and marketing at Qwest, said in a Business Wire release. “Opening the newest facility in Seattle demonstrates Qwest’s continued success in the hosting arena and our ongoing commitment to providing the most comprehensive and secure solutions available.”

Qwest CyberCenters can house more than three million feet of data cable and fiber optics, providing the extensive infrastructure features necessary to maintain a customer’s environment. Cooling towers, water pumps and chillers provide enough cooling capacity to air-condition the equivalent of approximately 1,820 private homes. With 19.5 mega-watts of emergency power to ensure network operations, Qwest CyberCenters generate enough power for approximately 5,000 households.

For more information visit www.qwest.com.