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Razorfish Selects Rackspace Hosting for Cloud Services

Working with Rackspace’s cloud hosting division, Mosso
By Cloud News Desk
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February 18, 2009 04:11 PM EST
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Rackspace has announced that Razorfish has selected Rackspace's cloud hosting platform.

Razorfish is working with Rackspace's cloud hosting division, Mosso, to build consumer-facing websites and web applications that can handle large traffic spikes during major promotions and product launches of brands. In particular, Razorfish develops microsites, community platforms, blogs, and web video for its clients using Rackspace's Cloud Sites and Cloud Files hosting services.

Cloud hosting and cloud storage services allow businesses to easily and cost-effectively manage websites. Rackspace's cloud services are Internet-based, which means Razorfish clients do not have to invest in more computer infrastructure even as their digital presence grows.

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