Even before launching Speedera India, the company had already deployed a significant network infrastructure in India beginning in 2000. Moreover, the company since its inception had also established a gold-medal roster of well-known Indian brands for its distributed application hosting and content delivery solutions. In fact, Speedera used this base of India clients to prove its business model and to launch the company on a growth path that resulted in 15 consecutive quarters of rising revenues. These Indian clients included enterprises such as the Times of India, Rediff, NDTV, Sify, Wipro, Wisden Cricinfo, and Fabmall, adds the official communiqué.

"This is an exhilarating moment for Speedera as the India operations are now up and running, and include a full range of corporate functions - sales, marketing, finance, technical support, research and development," said Speedera Networks president and CEO Ajit Gupta. "India represents far more than a source of revenue for Speedera, however, as Speedera India will be as significant to us as our current U.S. headquarters operations, helping to drive every facet of the business for the benefit of our customers worldwide," he added.

Speedera's distributed computing solutions address the full range of reliability, performance, scalability, and security challenges across the entire lifecycle of a website. Speedera's comprehensive SpeedSuite family of services provides virtually unlimited capacity on demand for any web property, allowing an organisation to optimise its web presence and enhance the quality of the end-user website experience while slashing site infrastructure costs. The opening of the India office reflects the escalating demand for Speedera's hosted solutions not only in Asia but around the globe, according to company officials, informs the release.