colocation

Colocation refers to the practice of housing multiple businesses' servers and networking equipment within a single facility, known as a data center. This arrangement allows companies to benefit from shared resources, such as power, cooling, and security, while maintaining control over their own servers. By colocating, businesses can save costs and improve their reliability, as data centers are designed to ensure high availability and connectivity. Essentially, it allows organizations to focus on their core operations while relying on specialized facilities for their technology infrastructure.