What is the difference between colo and dedicated servers?

With colocation you may access the datacenter (supervised by one of our team), you use your own server, and you are billed based upon physical cabinet space usage per unit [U], i.e. a 2u case. With a dedicated server you have no physical access to the datacenter; the hardware is rented rather than the cabinet space. Colocation gives you control over the specification, make, quality of components - ultimately you have total control.

Other Frequently Asked Questions:

What is Colocation?
What is the difference between colo and dedicated servers?
Can I use a desktop server?
How can I manage my server remotely?
What if the server has an error and it cannot be access remotely?
What if I need to reboot the server?
What if I need tech support?
What if I need the OS installing?
How fast is the setup time?
How is bandwidth measured?
How many IP Addresses do I get?
What is the datacenter like?
What about Windows licensing?
What about server control panels?
Do you provide bandwidth graphs?
Do you provide server monitoring?
Do you provide a control panel?
What is your network uptime like?