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We provide the dedicated, high-speed Internet connection and server space.
Locate your web server in our state-of-the-art data center and use our bandwidth. The ShelbyNet co-location space was designed for a wide range of potential customers. Choose between space for one server, a half rack, or a full rack of server space. Managed or unmanaged co-location services are available.
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Since 1994, we have provided competitive bandwidth pricing, free reboots, backup generator power, and a temperature controlled, secure environment.
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