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DCspine Network Now Available in maincubes Amsterdam AMS01 Data Center
📅 - Dcspine is a software-defined data center interconnection platform developed by Eurofiber Group. It offers automated and high bandwidth capacity connectivity between 75+ data centers in the Netherlands and Belgium. DCspine is now available in the AMS01 colocation data center of maincubes in Amsterdam Schiphol-Rijk.
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