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This past week Ubiquity bought out free cPanel hosting company
FreeWebsiteHost.net. As a result, 3 new web sites are to now operate within our network.
These sites are . . .

FreeWebsiteHost.net

MyWebHut.com

FreeForumHost.us

This action will account for one of the forementioned “new Ubiquity sites” referred to in the June 4th blog. Stay tuned for more action this week!

The staff of Ubiquity has just returned from HostingCon 2005 in Chicago, IL. If you weren’t there, you missed out on an amazing event. Over the course of the event we had the opportunity to meet with the heads of many other companies that will be playing a major role in the future of our company as the ground is laid for our second location and UbiquityServers.com. Thank you to everyone who made this event what it was, we hope to see everyone again next year!

If you weren’t able to make it this year, you can click here to see photos.

Many of you have noticed a total lack of information on the Ubiquity newswire as of late, and it’s not because nothing has been happening. The truth of the matter is that there’s just too much happening to even attempt fitting into one of our usual two-line blips. So here it is . . .

In Shared Hosting . . .
We’ve added PostGresSql, SpamAssassin, and AppVault features to all accounts, three very advanced features included within the Plesk control panel. Also, Plesk has been upgraded to version7.5.3 Reloaded, which should provide better CP functionality all around. The largest highlight of this update can be seen in Horde’s latest IMP webmail software. All webmail accounts are now fully customizable and are loaded with several new features.

UbiquityServers.com . . .
As we continue to expand, we have come to the decision that one web site is no longer enough to hold Ubiquity. Plans have been fully laid out for a network of 7 hosting-related websites that will revolve around UbiquityHosting.com, the next of which will be UbiquityServers.com. The overall purpose of this decision to seperate our diverse services into into their own entities in order to ensure that all of our dedicated clients recieve the specialized attention they deserve, while also giving special attention in advancing the services themselves. Upon launch this July, we will be resuming metered server sales at Team Technologies, as well as adding Disaster Recovery and Colocation services.

Plans are also still in the works to open our second colocation. The overall intent of this operation will be to act as our Value Network to provide our clients a solution that we can provide cheaper than our InterNAP /Dell / N+1 layout in Cedar Falls. At this time we will also be resuming our unmetered campaigns to cater to our clients that require more bandwidth. More information on this will soon follow.