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Dec, 2016 : Reprise Hosting is a New cPanel Partner NOC
📅 - Recently, the Seattle-based company Reprise Hosting announced it has become a cPanel Partner NOC. The company was established in 2012 and offers a number of hosting options including Windows VPS hosting. They focus on cPanel VPS hosting and dedicated servers. This new partnership will help to enhance the company's cPanel offering.
Reprise Hosting's premier managed customers will be able to use a free cPanel license and gain full 24/7/365 support including hands-on server administration. The company is also offering free migration services to make it easier on these elite customers.
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