Hybrid Colocation Blog From UK Data Centre Provider VIRTUS

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It is very much a hybrid IT world for the increasing number of organisations who recognise that, when it comes to digital transformation, one size definitely doesn’t fit all.

IT's a hybrid world

It is very much a hybrid IT world for the increasi...

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There was a time when the word ‘hybrid’ was not always used in a complimentary way. Describing something as ‘hybrid’ was a little bit like calling someone a ‘jack of all trades and master of none’.

Time to Join the In and Out Club?

There was a time when the word ‘hybrid’ was no...

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Five years ago, VIRTUS Data Centres in London, set out to shake up the data centre industry with an innovative breed of hybrid colocation. Combining the best attributes of ‘old-style’ wholesale and retail colocation for a new type of customer, with different requirements driven by the new and fast changing world of increasingly digital/mobile business and cloud computing. This model was matched with fresh, new approaches to working collaboratively with customers, listening to their needs for more flexible terms and solutions, and bringing new levels of responsive customer service to the industry. We set out to lead the market in Quality, Flexibility and Service.

Quality, Flexibility and Service

Five years ago, VIRTUS Data Centres in London, set...

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A few years ago it was fashionable to say that the days of colocation providers were numbered, that services dealing with physical racks and servers would be wiped out by the arrival of cheap, ubiquitous cloud computing

When do you need colocation?

A few years ago it was fashionable to say that the...

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The UK, particularly London and the south east, has carved out an enviable reputation for itself as an international hub in the multi-tenant and hosting market.

Why colocation in the UK will survive Brexit

The UK, particularly London and the south east, ha...

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