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Datacenter
Colocation
Colocation is a datacenter service where customers rent space, power, and cooling for their own servers.
Definition
Colocation (colo) is a datacenter service model where customers rent physical space (racks, cabinets, cages), power, cooling, and network connectivity for their own IT equipment. Colocation provides the benefits of a professional datacenter (redundant power, cooling, security) without the capital expense of building one. Harch Corp offers colocation services in Morocco for enterprises, research institutions, and cloud providers. Services include: rack space (U), power density (up to 50kW/rack for AI), network cross-connects, and remote hands support.
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Related Terms
Datacenter
A datacenter is a facility housing computer systems and networking infrastructure for computing and storage.
Server Rack
A server rack is a standardized frame that holds IT equipment in a datacenter, typically 42U or 48U height.
Power Density
Power density is the amount of electrical power delivered per rack in a datacenter, measured in kW/rack.