Leathnaíonn ColoCrossing isteach i mBaile Átha Cliath, Éire! OK, I don’t actually speak Gaelic, but that’s Google does and that is how you say “”ColoCrossing into Dublin, Ireland” in the Irish language.

Here’s their announcement:

ColoCrossing, a leader in managed hosting solutions, has announced their expansion to Dublin, Ireland. Located within Dublin’s Blanchardstown Corporate Park, this expansion marks ColoCrossing’s strategic move to enhance their global presence and cater to the European market.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure and Connectivity
Dublin is set to redefine industry standards with its cutting-edge infrastructure and unparalleled connectivity. Boasting 100G connectivity to the Dublin Metro, the datacenter offers direct access to over 50 major carriers. This network ensures swift data transfer and dependable connectivity critical for today’s demanding operational needs.

Global Reach and Performance
The strategic location facilitates seamless connectivity to ten sub-sea cables, enabling enterprises to leverage increased global reach and enhanced performance capabilities. With network carriers including Cogent, GTT, Zayo, and more, ColoCrossing’s Dublin facility ensures enterprises benefit from diverse connectivity options tailored to their specific requirements.

About ColoCrossing
ColoCrossing is a leading provider of hosting solutions, specializing in scalable, managed solutions that are designed to meet the unique demands of businesses worldwide.

Contact Information
For further information about ColoCrossing’s expansion to Dublin, please click here . To contact ColoCrossing’s sales team click here or email sales@colocrossing.com.

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