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Need Servers by the Tens, Hundreds, or Even Thousands?

We are already known for the huge cost savings that we  offer to companies seeking a dedicated server at an affordable monthly fee. However, did you know that we can offer even better pricing and service for companies that need to host large numbers of servers? If you have large websites which get a lot of traffic, you may need more than one server to handle the high volume. Some companies need dozens or hundreds of servers to ensure that their ... More

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Posted January 6th, 2010 @ 03:46pm   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


Red Hat Beefs Up Linux; Launches New Blog

Red Hat released the second update to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. As with earlier minor releases, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 comes with a broad set of bug fixes, updated hardware support capabilities, quality improvements, and a set of new software features that have been backported from upstream open source projects to the Enterprise Linux 5 code base. Specifically, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 enhancements are primarily focused in six areas: Virtualization Laptop and Desktop improvements Encryption and Security Cluster & Storage Enhancements Networking & ... More

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Posted May 20th, 2008 @ 02:54pm   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing,Dedicated Server Security,Getting Started with Dedicated Servers


2007′s Top Open-Source

Information Week magazine is declaring the top open-source stories of 2007. Among them: Microsoft and Samba, Dell shipping Ubuntu, and GPL Version 3. Here's an excerpt from the article penned by Serdar Yegulalp regarding the Ubuntu story. "This was more than just Dell adding Ubuntu as a pre-load option, but certifying that Ubuntu would work with its machines, too.  As tentative as the whole thing was at first, it has since become a possible point of inspiration for other PC retailers. ... More

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Posted December 27th, 2007 @ 02:25pm   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


The Truth About SQL Server 2008

In the wake of the release of SQL Server 2008 Community Technology Review, there's been a lot of talk about the ins and outs, the pros and cons, the best new features, etc. And here's a little more. SQL Server MVP Brad McGehee shared some of his insights with SearchWinIT.com on the product's complexity, what's new for IT managers and DBAs and where the database still needs a little work. McGhee said, "Microsoft has essentially rewritten Analysis Services and Reporting ... More

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Posted November 27th, 2007 @ 08:34am   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


Is Ubuntu Really Better for Enterprise Use?

There's an interesting article over at CIO magazine about Ubuntu. The article says Ubuntu is the darling of the Linux desktop space. It points out that Ubuntu was voted No. 16 in PC World's Top 100 Products for 2007. And everybody knows it is now coming as an option for Dell users straight out of the box. The article continues: With a free server edition, a professional support organization and a growing band of enthusiasts in and around the IT ... More

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Posted November 23rd, 2007 @ 11:34am   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Best Practices,Dedicated Server Pricing,Getting Started with Dedicated Servers


Microsoft: No Change in SQL Server 2008 Pricing

If you've been reading PC World lately, then you've probably already got the pricing scoop. But if you are a little behind on your magazines, then here's the long and short of the Microsoft SQL news -- and it's good news. Are you ready? Redmond has no plans to boost the price of Microsoft SQL Server 2008. According to Microsoft, "Microsoft SQL Server 2008 offers an intelligent data platform that enables you to run your most demanding mission critical applications, reduce ... More

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Posted October 3rd, 2007 @ 03:14pm   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


Common Cents: Getting More Server for Less Money

  Here’s a bit of common sense that you’ve probably heard at least once or twice: You get what you pay for.   Sounds logical, doesn’t it? If you pay more, you’re bound to get more. The problem with common sense is that, though it’s certainly common by definition, it doesn’t always make good business sense. In other words, paying less doesn’t always mean getting less, particularly when it comes to technologies like dedicated servers. So how can some dedicated server providers ... More

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Posted November 28th, 2006 @ 09:51pm   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


A Server to Call Your Own – That Won’t Break the Bank

Are you ready for the unadulterated truth about dedicated servers? Then read on as we bust the total cost of ownership myth. Total cost of ownership. It’s a phrase that springs up again and again in debates over high-technology products. When it comes to discussions about dedicated servers, it’s not ignorance of the compelling benefits these machines offer that keep website owners stuck in the realm of shared hosting. Most of them understand the additional security, flexibility, and upgradeability, among other benefits, ... More

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Posted October 23rd, 2006 @ 08:24am   More Posts in: Dedicated Server Pricing


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