Serverspace Explains Colocation Services

April 21, 2010 - PRLog -- In simple terms, Colocation is a service that allows smaller business that may not have the features that a business with a large IT department may have, such as the ability to create and manage websites or having internet infrastructures to be able to host their own servers.

Colocation lets you to put your server hardware into someone else’s rack and share their bandwidth. Although this can cost a little bit more than standard web hosting, it would cost less than if you were to put a similar amount of bandwidth into your business. This results in you being able to have power for your server and can access it in the same way as you would access a website on a hosting provider, only you own the hardware.

Business computing requirements today are high and to keep up with them, you need the energy and services that ServerSpace provides. Whether it’s an employee, a business partner or a client, everyone wants always-on solutions; solutions that can be found quickly and efficiently. In this kind of an environment, it makes practical sense to subcontract your server out to experts in mission critical facilities. If you let ServerSpace host your equipment in their London Data Centre Suites, you take the worry out of uptime Service Level Requirements, giving you more peace of mind.

Whether you need more rack space or want need more bandwidth, the experts at Serverspace provide it all. If you need more IP addresses, ServerSpace can provide them to you and if you need room to grow, they supply more rack space, bandwidth or IP address as and when you need it. With prices starting from just £60 a month, there has never been a better time to choose Serverspace as your leading provider of Colocation services.

For more information please visit http://www.serverspace.co.uk, where you can find more information on the range of off-the-shelf and bespoke services available from the firm