Goodbye, AT&T data centres

Hardware
A white Range Rover Evoque

I saw this fly by my inbox this morning:

AT&T no longer operates the colocation services. Evoque is now responsible for the operations at the data center. Evoque will deliver the services listed below to the transferred colocation customers:

  • Raised floor, space, cages, racks, and similar components.
  • HVAC and other environmental controls
  • Power
  • Remote Hands
  • Cross-Connects
  • Data Center access control and physical security

Pictured above is a Range Rover Evoque by M 93 on Wikimedia Commons, that presumably isn’t what AT&T sold to, hence its inclusion here is entirely pointless.

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