You could however get hosting directly from bigger networks by colocation & stuff but then would it be worth the cost ? All shortening services I know must either make the big leap in order to

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We've got over 3,000 customers to date, and provide Dedicated Servers, along with Colocation.

Anyone using EDIS's free colocation for these?

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I must stress that I was not the one who made the deal with SupremeBytes, However if the option was mine, I would of explored all options, I'm sure you will agree that SupremeBytes have a good reputat

Generally, owned hardware depreciated over an appropriate timeframe, plus manageable colocation costs, with minimal other fees.

Any bread rack colocation is about as "low-end" as one can get

DataShack? Their colocation costs are only $45/month for a single mid tower or a rack server (up to 4U).

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

Dacentec Is great, they start at 30/month for a 1U and we use them for our current nodes. We have had no issues out of them. https://billing.dacentec.com/hostbill/index.php?/cart/colocation/&

There is always fiberhub http://www.fiberhub.com/single-server-colocation/

what are some of the lower prices you guys have seen for hosting a single server/tower at a colocation?

But I have gotten best support from current colocation facility, that I'm

@cldf - SAS would increase costs. Initially not possible, but perhaps later. Helsinki and Espoo would almost double the colocation costs I'm afraid initially. I did my study and asked about 10 DC prov

even from my computer and 10-15 ms to this colocation facility.

I suspect that at least some of my providers do not have direct control of their IP blocks, because sometimes the default rDNS on a given VPS IP address points to the colocation center, rather than th

@AnthonySmith ISP (internet service provider) is more general term. I checked wiki (I know, wiki is not law but still...) and from their description I would say that hosting providers fall also in ca…

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but I don't care so much how I get there. Colocation/dedicated with my own redundant hardware is possible but way overkill for my current needs. If I cannot get Free Speech unless I also spring for