Microelectronics Technology Corporation Expands Cloud Data Corp, Establishes Dynamo Server Division
MONARCH BAY, Calif., April 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Microelectronics Technology Co. (OTCBB: MELY): Microelectronics Technology Corporation is pleased to announce its wholly owned subsidiary Cloud Data Corp is in the process of developing a new business model under the Dynamo Server Division.
The Dynamo server offering will consist of valued priced dedicated server rentals to third party customers. The servers will be located within Canada. This division is a response to the significant demand by the company's customer base, creating a niche market for the company to exploit with the assurance of an in place customer base upon initiation.
The company is currently completing its co-location selection and sign off, and hardware acquisition. The company expects to roll out its offering in May 2102.
"The potential for rapid expansion into the dedicated server market and instant cash flow makes the creation of the Dynamo Server division a significant step in the maturity of the company," states Microelectronics Technology President Brett Everett, "This is the first of many significant developments the company plans to implement in order to satisfy the company's growing customer demands."
In addition to the Dynamo dedicated server offering, the Vancouver co-location will also house Cloud Data Corps Sproq.com servers.
Sproq next generation cloud application hosting customers will be able to start with a single Sproqet, as they need to scale up they will be able to purchase additional Sproqets.
Sproq.com service is currently under development, with developmental servers and hardware already deployed. Sproq.com is scheduled for launch second quarter 2012.
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Microelectronics Technology Co.
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