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We all have hosting problems from time to time, but today the largest VPS and dedicated server provider in Europe has suffered from a worst-case scenario, a major fire in their data centre. First of all, no one has been hurt, and OVH state the fire is over. Sadly the result of this is that…
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Fasthosts Email Down
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Google may drop rankings for bad merchants
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