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

to pay for a locking quarter cabinet from a colocation facility and install your own servers etc.. of course.

(It had more clients). So the next month’s colocation bill comes. I, again, couldn’t justify having 5-6 clients total and paying for the server to sit idle. So I sold the actual server to a friend of

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Half Rack Server Colocation

The main concerns are enormous colocation and bandwidth costs in Asia (if you refer to ASIA). If you refer to United States, this might be considered in the near future.

Yeah I know, I just had in mind that it was you thinking of offering rPi colocation in the UK at one point..it may not have been though :P I see lots of tyhings every day.

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There might be a "demand" if you call it that, for free colocation, but not at $7/mo.

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Yeah, people could buy a VPS. However, the Raspberry Pi is a developed product and therefore people like it. There are lots of people who are asking for Raspberry Pi colocation on their forums, etc.

I understand that there is a reasonable demand for Raspberry Pi colocation at the moment. I've been wondering whether we can provide this under the PremiumVM brand. I can confirm that this would be po

http://www.edis.at/en/server/colocation/austria/raspberrypi/

http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/3685

Edit: I would even consider just buying the hardware and paying colocation, but at ARM colocation pricing.

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What provider will you use? Most in Columbus are quite costy. Unless you're going to get a full rack of colocation space - don't bother. Even with a full rack of space most providers here will not giv

-Colocation;

No very very poor countries, very unstable, high costs, maybe not even colocation, too high chance they would take the servers and the money.