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Any dedicated servers in Memphis?
PrivacyInfinity
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Memphis is the 25th biggest city in the US, but AFAIK the only DC in Memphis is Cloudflare. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think they allow people to rent servers.
If there's not any datacenters selling dedis in Memphis, is there a reason why?
There's plenty of cities smaller than Memphis where you can grab a dedi at in the US, like:
Atlanta, GA
Kansas City, MO (Even though WSI is pretty terrible, still)
Miami, FL
Las Vegas, NV
St. Louis, MO
Newark, NJ
Buffalo, NY
Portland, OR
...and more
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Here's a good start -
https://www.datacentermap.com/search.html?sin=5&sfor=memphis&sdis=details
how about you launch MemphisDedis.com and get going?
Good resource, thank you! I just thought that was colocation but it didn't dawn on me it could be for dedicated servers too.
I wish I could, but I don't have the connections, money, or time to start up my own DC. I don't know how to market it either.
So, you want something simply because it doesn't exist?
I have a wonderful timeshare opportunity on the Moon for you...
Need to call Elvis first
Your premise is flawed. You have to look at the metro area population, not just the immediate city limits.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metropolitan_statistical_areas
Memphis - #42
Atlanta, GA - #9
Kansas City, MO - #30
Miami, FL - #7
Las Vegas, NV - #28
St. Louis, MO - #21
Newark, NJ - #1 (part of NYC)
Buffalo, NY - #50
Portland, OR - #25
So out of your list, only Buffalo is smaller.
if there is anything in Memphis it got stolen or shot at
I live in Memphis, I don't live on the moon.
Good point. I used information from this list.
I didn't know you actually live in Memphis. I'm really sorry about that.
I lived there for many years. Some really nice parts and some not so nice parts too