Colocation
What is Colocation Web Hosting?
Colocation is a unique web hosting model in which a company rents physical space in a hosting provider's data center to house its own server hardware. Unlike traditional hosting services, where a company's servers are housed in the service provider's infrastructure, colocation offers full control over the hardware and its configuration. This allows companies to customize their servers to their individual needs and ensure a high level of data security.
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