Remote Colocation for Global Expansion _

BSO Remote colocation is essential for your business because it provides reliable, scalable, and secure infrastructure without the high costs of maintaining an in-house data centre. It ensures uninterrupted operations, compliance, and efficient resource utilisation, allowing you to focus on your core business activities.

Colocation hosting offers several significant advantages, including:

Reliability: Colocation data centres are designed with redundant power, cooling, and network connectivity, ensuring high uptime and reliability for your servers and applications.

Security: Data centre facilities employ robust physical security measures, such as biometric access controls, surveillance, and security personnel, to protect your equipment from unauthorised access and physical threats.

Scalability: You can easily scale your IT infrastructure up or down as your business needs change, without the constraints of physical space or the costs of building your own data centre.

Cost efficiency: Colocation eliminates the capital expenses associated with building and maintaining an in-house data centre, including facility construction, cooling systems, and backup power generation.

High-Speed connectivity: Colocation providers typically have high-speed, redundant internet connections, allowing your servers to benefit from reliable and fast internet access.

Geographic redundancy: Placing servers in multiple colocation facilities across different geographic regions can provide geographic redundancy and disaster recovery capabilities.

Colocation hosting, often referred to as colo hosting or simply colocation, is a service that allows businesses to place their own servers, networking equipment, and IT infrastructure in a data centre facility provided by a third-party provider.

If your infrastructure supports latency-sensitive operations — like high-frequency trading or real-time financial data processing — proximity to the exchange matters. Proximity Colocation places your servers right next to the world’s key financial exchanges for the lowest possible latency.

Standard Colocation is ideal when you want rack-based infrastructure in top-tier data centres, with access to global carriers - but you have local presence or partners. Remote Colocation, on the other hand, is fully managed by BSO when you don’t have a team on the ground.