Renting a GPU server for machine learning with a buyout option is the best solution for a company looking to integrate AI into its business processes. Learn how the service provider helped its client to save up to 20% on the purchase of an AI server with the suitable configuration.
Data centre
How to select a data centre that will meet all the needs of your business? Based on our research, successful cases and expert articles, we tell you about the specifics of selecting and migrating to a new European data centre and hosting servers, racks and units in it.
How to select a dedicated GPU server for your business project
Large European service providers offer commercial companies and enterprises to rent servers with GPU processors. When does business require high-performance computing? What components will be needed to build a server and how can you save money on its maintenance? You can find answers to these questions in our article.
Resource-intensive websites and applications are hosted on special powerful servers. European providers offer services for hosting high-loaded websites in data centers, and we advise you what to look for when selecting one.
When a company does not have a large IT workforce, and, at the same time, the budget does not allow spending a large amount of money on the purchase of hardware, it is economically feasible to rent virtual servers in one of the data centers in Europe.
Not all companies can afford to build their own data center. It is much more profitable to rent a space in existing data center and deploy your own or rented equipment there.
Rack space rental is a popular service used by many companies placing their servers in Europe. Rack space is available for rent and sublease on per unit and per rack basis.
European companies are increasingly choosing colocation services. Placing servers and equipment in specially equipped facilities of data centers is safe, reliable and helps to reduce the IT infrastructure costs.
Case study: Moving to a new data center in Germany and setting up a distributed infrastructure
For a large company with a chain of petrol stations and restaurants, 24/7 service availability is critical. Moving to another data center is not an option, while a distributed IT infrastructure with high resilience and reliable DDoS protection solves the problem.
Case study: How to choose a certified Tier III data center for server migration in Europe?
Even a short period of equipment unavailability can become a severe blow for business. If a data center is unable to provide risk protection, it might be reasonable to move servers to a provider with 99.999% availability in Europe.
Case study: How to move to a new data center with minimal costs by leasing equipment?
Moving to a different data center is a complex process. But if there is no decent communication, the support service ignores the customer’s requests, their hard drives are in critical condition and there is a risk of incurring huge losses, migration to a new data center becomes a must.