Eataly Selects New York-based ColoGuard to Deliver Managed [...]

Eataly Selects New York-based ColoGuard to Deliver Managed Private Cloud Solutions

📅 August 24, 2019 - Italian retail & dining company Eataly, a company operating five locations with approximately 2,700 employees across North America has selected data center services company ColoGuard Private Cloud to deliver its ColoGuard Managed Private Cloud solution.

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