CoreSite Realty Corporation (NYSE:COR), a premier provider of secure, reliable, high-performance data center and interconnection solutions across the U.S., announced today that Gamblit Gaming, the leading technology provider for real-money gaming in mobile and land-based games, has chosen CoreSite as its first data center solution partner in the U.S., deploying within CoreSite’s Los Angeles data center campus.

Gamblit chose to partner with CoreSite for its first U.S. data center deployment based on CoreSite’s carrier-neutral platform of network-rich, cloud-enabled facilities, which Gamblit believes will provide the company with scalability and flexibility to accommodate future growth. Gamblit’s decision was also based on CoreSite’s robust local customer base of more than 450 companies, including an established gaming, media, and entertainment community of interest, as well as access to leading cloud providers such as AWS, Microsoft, and Google within the campus.

“Gamblit Gaming has been experiencing fantastic growth, providing online gaming globally and preparing for a massive launch into casinos across the USA,” said Clifford Kaylin, CTO at Gamblit. “CoreSite’s Los Angeles data center campus offered the cloud services, scalability, and flexibility needed to support this on-going growth.”

“CoreSite is pleased to add Gamblit Gaming to our well-established media, gaming, and entertainment community of interest in Los Angeles,” said Steve Smith, CoreSite’s senior vice president of sales and marketing. “Our broad cloud-rich platform provides a robust solution for enterprises looking to expand their businesses in a scalable, secure and reliable facility. Our team of experienced professionals looks forward to working alongside Gamblit to support its growth objectives.”

The CoreSite Los Angeles campus, consisting of the One Wilshire (LA1) and LA2 data centers, is comprised of over 570,000 square feet of data center space. The campus community features more than 450 customers, including domestic and international carriers, enterprises, cloud computing providers, media and entertainment firms, social networking sites, and gaming companies. The campus provides access to the largest peering exchange on the West Coast — CoreSite’s Any2Exchange for Internet peering.

Source: CoreSite
with Business Wire