One year ago today HostDime opened its doors for its newest data center in João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil. The 20,000 square foot facility is one of the very few data centers in Northern Brazil. The four story building, designed and constructed by HostDime, is up to Uptime Institute’s Tier III standards.
Colocation / Dedicated Servers / Support
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Why Your Enterprise Should Outsource Server Management
Server management is the maintenance and overseeing of a web server to keep it running in optimal condition. If you are thinking about freeing yourself from server hassles, let’s look at some of the benefits of server management outsourcing.
Colocation / Dedicated Servers
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HostDime Offering Los Angeles Dedicated Servers and Colocation
HostDime is proud to offer enterprise-level, managed dedicated servers at our Los Angeles, California branch. The 7 story data center facility is 490,000 square feet, outside the 500 year flood plan, and is SOC2, SOC3, and HIPAA compliant.
Cloud / Colocation / Dedicated Servers
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Dropbox Saved $75M Moving from Cloud to Colocation
Dropbox filed its IPO last week, and in the filing, we were able to peel back the curtain and see exactly how much they saved because of the switch from AWS to colocation data centers.
Colocation
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HostDime Now Offers Colocation in 11 Global Data Centers
HostDime continues to be an industry leader in the worldwide data center market with colocation options now available in 11 data centers around the globe.
Colocation / Press Releases
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HostDime Opens New Data Center in João Pessoa, Brazil
HostDime.com held a grand opening for it’s newest data center facility in João Pessoa, Brazil on Friday July 14, 2017.
Colocation
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Host Your Own Hardware in HostDime’s Orlando Colocation Datacenter
HostDime has an advantage that 90 percent of our competitors don’t have, and that’s our very own datacenter located in Orlando, Florida. Many web hosting companies will hint that they own their datacenter with their servers, but unless they explicitly state this, this is rarely the case.