UnitedLayer, LLC, a leading San Francisco Bay Area Internet Infrastructure company, today announced it has expanded its operation into 365 Main, the Bay Area's safest, most secure and reliable data center. UnitedLayer has made the decision to leverage its legacy of 11 plus years of leading IP Services to build a state-of-the-art regional Network in 365 Main's data center.

"We believe that 365 Main is one of the best data centers on the West Coast and we are thrilled to have our network expand into the facility," said Arman Khalili, CEO/Founder for UnitedLayer. "We now can offer VLAN services and IP services starting at 2 Mbps up to 2 Gbps of bandwidth."

UnitedLayer's expansion includes a Dual Redundant Dark Fiber Ring that connects 365 Main to its two other data centers. This expansion enables UnitedLayer to offer Layer 2 VLAN and Layer 3 IP services to all customers located at 365 Main. With this expansion UnitedLayer is the only company that can provide Layer 2/3 services between the most important carrier neutral Data Centers in the SF Bay Area.

"We are pleased with the expansion of services that UnitedLayer is bringing to our customers," stated, Kevin Shanahan, Vice President Sales for 365 Main, "UnitedLayer's portfolio of managed services, professional services, colocation, and multi-homed IP services creates outstanding solutions for the UnitedLayer and 365 Main customer."

Beneficial to 365 Main customers and utilizing substantial dark fiber within the city of San Francisco, UnitedLayer's backbone rivals that of large telecommunication companies. With redundant fiber, wireless, and multiple carriers offering multiple classes of services to customers, 365 Main is rapidly becoming the leading data center facility on the West Coast.

UnitedLayer also joins other leading Bay Area business at 365 Main such as Brightmail, Hot or Not, CNet, IPNetworks, the Oakland Raiders and many others, making 365 Main not only one of the only state-of-art facility's in the U.S., but one of the leading data centers in the Bay Area.