Short-term datacentre deals offered to reduce Olympics disruption

Stuart Sumner
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A firm is offering short-term colocation and hosting deals outside London to companies concerned by the potential disruption this summer

A colocation provider is offering short-term hosting deals at its Hertfordshire datacentre to firms expecting disruption from the London Olympics this summer. Vtesse is offering colocation servi...

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