RAM, NVMe, HDDs, SSDs, CPUs, complete servers, cabling, switches, power distribution, colocation space, IP transit — all of these are inputs, and all of them factor into the final cost structure.

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Those are multi-million (or billion) dollar companies. They absorb cost swings in ways that a typical LET provider running a few colocation sites with a handful of racks simply cannot.

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If LET could mandate that recurring discounts must include multi-year price guarantees, we’d happily forward that rule to electricity suppliers, ISPs, colocation providers, hardware vendors, tax autho

colocationelectricitytransit / IP costswages and taxesfueloffice rentwhatever alse in the mix

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You're only going to see it either from established providers or scammers though, it's not worth it unless you're operating at scale with ultra cheap transit/power/colocation or can afford to lose on

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I need colocation for around 100+ desktop computers (HP Prodesk and similar mini PCs). Each one uses about 45W. They can be stacked so they don't take up much space. A single 1G uplink/IP isn't enough

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About "unsustainable" deals, wery often provider could buy a used server as is, with one cpu 40 cores and 700+ gb of ram, and in this case you have a lot of ram, but cpu is very limi

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