Rapid Link Inc., a supplier of bundled internet and voice services to Business and Residential customers, announced the construction of a new data center in Atlanta, Georgia. This data center was built to meet the demands of companies north of Atlanta that need an enterprise-class data center facility to house their critical IT infrastructure, but would rather not rent expensive and crowded co-location space in downtown Atlanta.

Kris Maher, Director of National Sales for Rapid Link, stated, “Normally, companies in Alpharetta and Marietta would have to co-locate with a provider downtown to meet their IT needs. Our new space at Spaghetti Junction is far more accessible. As a bonus, when our regular access customers are also co-located at our data center they can be on-net to their own servers and experience better performance than would be available if they were located elsewhere.”

“Our new facility is unique in that we have both

i2Telecom International, Inc. (OTCBB: ITUI), a developer of mobile phone applications, announced that Tom Murphy has joined its advisory board.
Murphy has 22 years of experience with Sprint, including the position of vice president of consumer sales and sales operations. With an $80 million budget, two million accounts annually and $1.8 billion in yearly revenue, he was responsible for all consumer sales operations for the Sprint National Consumer Organization, including Sprint’s Sales Centers and all vendor operations for voice services and broadband products.

“After 22 years in the wireless space, I am extremely impressed with the opportunity that i2Telecom’s MyGlobalTalk service represents for consumers and businesses that utilize long-distance communications in their daily activities,” said Murphy.

Murphy retired from Sprint in 2001, and then headed up DEM, LLC, as president and CEO, until January 2006. DEM helped start-up companies define growth strategies, with clients that included Global Velocity, Anthony Robbins & Companies

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