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http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=732

Put your Xserve in a bunker for $99/mo co-location
By Michael Flaminio, Insanely Great Mac
July 30th 2002

Put your Xserve in a bunker for $99/mo co-location

Hosting company offers to wire up that Xserve in an underground bunker at an 
affordable price.

Looking for a place to store your Xserve? Host Solutions is now offering a flat $99 
per month for 1U co-location. The package includes 10 GB of bandwidth per month with 
no daily peak limits. Extra monthly bandwidth is available for $3 per GB over the 
allotted 10 GB.

The co-location facilities are located in an interestingly secure location. The server 
farm in an converted Gypsum mine near Grand Rapids, Michigan. The server rooms sit 85 
feet below ground in a static geo-thermal environment. The facilities are connected 
via multiple DS3 connections to UUNET and QWEST networks.

Host Solutions also offer full 40U rack hosting solutions for $1549 per month and 
includes 400 GB of transfer per month. 

Host Solutions notes that Apple''s Xserve is not the only option. Any 1U server 
qualifies for the pricing.

For more information, please visit Host Solutions'' Web site.



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