Popfax announced its system capacity upgrade

NEW YORK - Oct. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- The Popfax service was conceived as a highly redundant system. The hardware supporting every function is duplicated at least once, and the core fax service (http://www.popfax.com) platform is hosted in two different places, belonging to two different infrastructure providers (no common energy, no common IP transit, etc.). This high availability results in high Quality of Service (QoS) commitments for corporate clients.

After the system upgrade, fax processing speed will be substantially increased, fax conversion will be at least 10 times faster and Popfax customers will have faster access to their data.

The Computer power, Memory and Data Storage capacity will be more than doubled in order to improve the quality, reliability and speed of the fax operations (http://www.popfax.com) in the future.

On this subject the founder of the company, Vladimir Popesco, said: "Our customers deserve reliable and fully functional fax services. This is the reason we pay so much attention to scaling up to meet customer demand, and in constantly improving our system redundancy, security and ergonomics"

Popfax recommended that customers with forthcoming mass fax (http://www.popfax.com/faxmailing.html) operations plan them outside of this maintenance window whenever possible.