Giganews is the First Usenet provider to reach 700 days of binary retention

07/8/2010

Today Giganews reached 700 days of high-quality binary retention, and plans to continue adding retention on a daily basis. With a long-term commitment to leading the Usenet provider industry, Giganews now gives members 700 days—and counting—of high-quality binary retention for the more than 109,000 existing newsgroups. From the people to the servers, the Giganews team and infrastructure function under one roof, proactively working to keep the Usenet service running smooth and fast. The first of any Usenet provider to reach this level of quality and length of time articles are available, Giganews pushes the limit and has a history of innovating in order to give its global members the best possible Usenet service.

Most Usenet providers lack the infrastructure and in-house technical professionals to successfully increase retention days and maintain a high-quality and high-uptime service. The Giganews service is built in-house from the ground up and runs on a multi-redundant network of servers, and employees work 24x7x365 ensuring hands-on technical support.

By having a global infrastructure of multi-redundant systems and a highly-scalable platform, Giganews has a solid history of maintaining long-term, high-quality binary retention and increasing innovative features made available to its members:

Giganews employees are passionate about creating a premium Usenet experience, focusing on providing reliability from the ground up. Giganews owns its hardware, designs the software, and runs the service on its own network. Giganews' Usenet service provides unlimited speed, 100% uptime and full completion regardless of the age of an article.

About Giganews

Giganews, the world's largest and most trusted Usenet provider for more than a decade, offers unparalleled newsgroup access through a proprietary, scalable platform designed to maximize speed and reliability. Giganews serves individuals, as well as the largest Internet service providers, telecommunications companies, and multi-service providers in more than 200 countries, making it the top Usenet aggregation point in the world. More articles pass through Giganews on a daily basis than any other provider. In addition, the Giganews Newsgroups Archive hosts more than 7 billion articles requiring several petabytes (PB) of storage. Learn more about Giganews at http://www.giganews.com.

Giganews is a trademark of Giganews, Inc. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners

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