Whether their central business office is in location to a data center is irrelevant.
I don't care about business office location, as long as remote hands are available if hardware goes bust in the datacenter.
Most companies serious about their business are going to use one of the major data centers in the U.S., as well as co-location. Miami is Terramark, here's a link for you to feed your brain. Enjoy your read.
Terremark Worldwide Inc | Leading IT Infrastructure Services
Figured it was Terremark, great location. When you say that serious companies will use one of the major datacenters, there are some datacenters that I will purposely avoid. I spent a few years in the industry doing shared hosting and reselling servers, so I have a lot of info that I'm working off of. I purposely avoid some "reputable" datacenters due to past experiences - I started in the hosting industry right around the time that Rackshack was first expanding its cheap server offerings beyond Cobalt servers, so I've witnessed the growth and/or had servers at many dedicated hosts/colo datacenters including EV1, BurstNet, ThePlanet, Colo4Dallas, Wholesale Internet, Interserver, FDC, NAC, DedicatedNow, Sagonet, HiVelocity, LayeredTech, SoftLayer, etc, and I like to avoid some of those (and some others not mentioned) due to past experiences.
I obviously can keep my
WF MOD client happy with his multiple boxes, so I must be doing something right.
Good to see that you have a reference here, but I need info (which you helpfully provided) besides just references.
Definitely keeping your offers in mind in case I need more space/resources/bandwidth soon, since I'm currently re-evaluating my server/cloud/vps/backup setups.
