Web Wiz News

Here at Web Wiz, we are celebrating our 15th Anniversary this month. Web Wiz was launched as Web Wiz Guide (www.webwizguide.com) on the 3rd of September 2001 offering a range of Hosting Services and Free Web Applications.

Founded 2001 by Bruce Corkhill, Web Wiz has been providing services for 15 years to a wide variety of individuals and organisations that include some well-known companies with the likes of Microsoft, PwC and many others. The company now offers an array of services including Windows Web Hosting and Windows Cloud Servers.

We are proud to have shared in the many successes of our customers since 2001 and will work even harder over the next 15 years to deliver the same high quality and reliable hosting solutions that provide our customers a competitive edge.

To celebrate our 15th birthday we are offering a 15% discount for 1 year on all new Web Hosting Packages and Windows Cloud Servers till the end of 2016. To receive your 15% discount just enter "HappyBirthday" in the promo code box when making your purchase.

Reducing the amount of carbon emissions that we produce is important to us here at Web Wiz. Through our 'Power Usage and Efficiency Program,' we aim to reduce the amount of carbon emissions we produce by recycling were possible and by the use of power efficient hardware both within our Datacentre and Office.

By the very nature of the hosting services we provide there will always be carbon emissions produced. We have for the 5th year in a row partnered with The World Land Trust through their Carbon Balanced Program in order that Web Wiz is a Carbon Balanced Company

The World Land Trust is a UK Registered Charity who has since 1989 worked to conserve the Worlds Rainforests through their Carbon Balanced Projects.

At Web Wiz, we are committed to cutting our carbon emissions and recycling through our Power Usage and Efficiency Program by reducing the amount of energy our servers and office equipment consume.

For those carbon emissions that we are not able to eliminate we have for the 4th year in a row partnered with The World Land Trust through their Carbon Balanced Program in order that Web Wiz is a Carbon Balanced Company.

The World Land Trust is a UK Registered Charity who has since 1989 worked to conserve the Worlds Rainforests through their Carbon Balanced Projects.

At Web Wiz to reduce energy consumption when equipment is replaced the old equipment, where possible, is always recycled and new equipment and servers must have a lower carbon footprint.

Web Wiz servers are purpose-built in-house for their required task selecting components for their green credentials like low voltage Intel Xeon CPU’s and Intel Solid State Hard Drives.

For further information on how Web Wiz are reducing energy consumption and recycling please take a look at our Green Hosting pages.

At Web Wiz we are committed to cutting our carbon emissions and have over the past year reduced our energy consumption through our Power Usage and Efficiency Program.

For those carbon emissions that we are not able to eliminate we have for the 3rd year in a row partnered with The World Land Trust through their Carbon Balanced Program to offset 7,819 tonnes of carbon dioxide used in our Data Centre, office and company transport.

The World Land Trust is a UK Registered Charity who has since 1989 worked to conserve the Worlds Rainforests through their Carbon Balanced Projects.

To balance our carbon emissions the World Land Trust purchase and restore threatened tropical forests in Ecuador, Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay, India and Tanzania.

At Web Wiz to reduce energy consumption when equipment is replaced the old equipment, where possible, is always recycled and new equipment and servers must have a lower carbon footprint.

Web Wiz servers are purpose-built in-house for their required task selecting components for their green credentials like low voltage Intel Xeon CPU’s and Intel Solid State Hard Drives.

For further information on how Web Wiz are reducing energy consumption and recycling please take a look at our Green Hosting pages.