Data102

For a Colorado software firm, the first invoice from commodity cloud can look like the efficient default; the second outage, the surprise egress bill, or the night when a customer asks who can touch the server before morning is where Data102's old local-colocation logic still has a price. The company name now sits inside a larger Colohouse-Hivelocity chain, but the Colorado Springs facility, ARIN records, routing footprint, IX-Denver signal, support promises and regional power constraints make it a useful test of whether nearby control can still command margin in an infrastructure market that talks as if everything has already moved to hyperscale cloud.