Calpop

CalPOP.com, inc., or "CalPOP" is an American internet company and data center headquartered in Los Angeles that offers internet colocation services and dedicated hosting services.

CalPOP is the largest dedicated server company in Los Angeles hosting thousands of dedicated servers and hundreds of telco colocation cabinets. CalPOP's two Los Angeles Data Centers are located at 600 W. 7th Street (Which is known as the 'Carrier Center' building - a telco only facility that houses CalPOP, Equinix, XO, and Quest and is located 300 feet from One Wilshire) and CalPOP has a data center at 611 Wilshire (which was formerly occupied by Level3. Together, these two spaces provide CalPOP with over 50,000 square feet of telco space located on the 'edge' of LA with easy cross connects to One Wilshire or Equinix.

The name "CalPOP" is short for "California Point of Presence". The company was started in the late 90s by its two Co-Founders & Co-Presidents, Lynn Hoover and Evert Van Niekerk.

CalPOP is known for it's innovative "hybrid bandwidth" which is a combination of several tier1 providers. CalPOP is also known for "$99/month unmetered bandwidth servers" and it's month-to-month contracts for both dedicated servers and colocation.

CalPOP is ranked Number 951 on the 2007 Inc.com INC5000 list for 2007 "Fasted Growing Private Companies".

CalPOP is ranked Number 23 in "Top Companies in Computers & Electronics" Inc 5000 2007

CalPOP is ranked Number 95 in "Top 100 Companies Intending to Go Public" Inc 5000 2007

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