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Unfortunately Edis has not been accepting Pi colocation for over 6 months now. The link on their website does not go anywhere. My questions on when they could again be accepting Pi's have remained una

Edis free of charge - http://www.edis.at/en/server/colocation/austria/

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And this is what makes me nervous about going with VPS providers that rent dedicated servers or with renting a dedicated server vs colocation. Of course people do also setup IPMI with colo; but I am

Via OVHs AS, as far as they told me BGP is only available for peering and if you buy transit (with colocation in FR, not offered anymore IIRC).

We're Bitronic Technologies - in business since 2007 and one of the first hosts on the web to accept bitcoin. We are offering a great deal on Xen VPS in our brand new NY/NJ colocation. The data center

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Looks like after 6 years Ken is retiring from the industry and has sold his company, Virpus.

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I saw an ad for Hurricane Electric on a colocation deal for 1U, $49 a month.

https://billing.dacentec.com/hostbill/index.php?/cart/colocation/&step=0

What is colocation

InterServer was established in April 1999 as a web presence provider. Over the years our company has expanded its product line to include dedicated servers, colocation and managed services. In 2006 In

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@iceTwy actually we don't have any dead Raspberry Pis yet, and i've talked to @William about their Raspbery Pi colocation where they have hundreds of Pis and they don't fail all that often.

The Raspberry Pi is hardly designed to run as a dedicated server. Sure, colocation is possible and it's being done, but there is no way a RPi can be as reliable as a true dedicated server.

Edis.at offer free Raspberry Pi Colocation in Austria (you ship your Pie to them).

So you're offering raspberry Pi colocation?

And your website may look different but you have nearly the same content on your colo page. You can't even spell colocation correctly.