
Colocation vs Cloud: Which Is Right for Your Utah Business?
Colocation means housing your own physical servers in a third-party data center facility, giving you full hardware control with shared power, cooling, and bandwidth.
Cloud hosting means renting virtualized infrastructure from a provider like…

Utah Ranked Third Safest State for Natural Disasters
Utah Data Center Safety: Natural Disaster Risks to Consider
Choosing colocation service providers means knowing the propensity of natural disasters where data centers are located. Fortunately for Utah Fibernet seekers, this state is ranked…

Quiz: Are You Ready for Colocation Services?
Do you think your business might need colocation services, but you're not quite sure? Do you want to make sure this is the right move for you right now before you start researching local providers and data centers? Maybe you're not even sure…

Compliances Your Data Center Needs
Colocation provider data centers have to achieve compliance in some instances to “keep things legal.” If you own or manage a company that requires such certifications, you already know which ones are necessary—but are you sure your colocation…