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Jun, 2022 : phoenixNAP Adds New Features to Its Bare Metal Cloud
📅 - phoenixNAP, a worldwide IT services provider delivering security-focused cloud infrastructure, dedicated servers, colocation, and custom IaaS technology solutions, has released a list of new capabilities to its Bare Metal Cloud platform.
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