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Old 11-30-2010, 02:02 AM
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Post Difference between colocation and dedicated server

Dedicated server and co-location are technically the same. But, if dedicated server is equipment that belongs to a company and you rent it for your information, then colo is when you have your own server in data center of some company, where you rent a physical space for it, and not more - all management and repair has to be done by yourself, so it is only reasonable if you live close to the dc.
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