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And yet Rackspace is among the most shorted tech stocks.
Blood on the Racks Rolfe Winkler 2010
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Rackspace is in a similar boat as large software vendors that are trying to build a software as a service, or SaaS, business while protecting their shrinkware.
Rackspace Launches CloudServers, a Cloud for Big Companies 2009
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When its service was disrupted as a result of the server switch, and Rackspace was asked to explain what happened, Rackspace put out a press release pointing to the FBI for the problem: the statement says that Rackspace is acting as a good corporate citizen and is cooperating with international law enforcement authorities.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Deconstructing the Indymedia Server Story: 2004
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When its service was disrupted as a result of the server switch, and Rackspace was asked to explain what happened, Rackspace put out a press release pointing to the FBI for the problem: the statement says that Rackspace is acting as a good corporate citizen and is cooperating with international law enforcement authorities.
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Rackspace is a US company, but have colocation in the UK where these servers are (err, were) located.
Boing Boing 2004
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The move is part of an evolution for Rackspace, which is shifting from managing server farms to developing cloud-computing technology to compete with Amazon.com.
SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter Ari Levy 2011
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Our partnership with Rackspace, which is specialized in accelerating the transformation of innovative hosting and cloud computing solutions, is part of our own transformational efforts to move SaaS to a new level...that of a true Cloud-based Business Suite of CRM and ERP integration.
unknown title 2011
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Jones called Rackspace's move to shut down his site "an indirect attack on our freedom of speech," according to the
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Jones called Rackspace's move to shut down his site "an indirect attack on our freedom of speech," according to the
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The hackers were sending the data to a large Internet data center in San Antonio called Rackspace, he said.
Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post Ellen Nakashima, Steven Mufson, John Pomfret 2010
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