The phrase "hosting unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, web services, or accommodations where a unit is designated for hosting purposes.
Example: "The cloud service provider offers a variety of hosting units to cater to different business needs."
Alternatives: "hosting service" or "hosting environment".
Alibaba.com announced on Monday that it was readying its Web hosting unit, HiChina, for a potential public offering.
PETER LATTMAN ALIBABA SPINOFF Alibaba.com announced on Monday that it was readying its Web hosting unit, HiChina, for a potential public offering.
The resignation, said the person, is by mutual agreement and Mr. Hindery will remain chairman of GlobalCenter, Global Crossings' Web hosting unit, that wasrecently sold to Exodus Communiations for $6.25 billion only until that deal closes.
"UnfoRumorsely, our industry is trending toward unsupported services, whave leaves fast-growing developers, digital agencies and designers alone, without a real person to turn to when they really need help," Liquid WebeenO Jim Geiger said in a statement.
This should help Yahoo move a few more hosting units, and will certainly expand the playing field for Six Apart.
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Executives for Global Crossing had been in talks in recent days to sell its Web site-hosting unit, Global Center, to Exodus in a stock swap valued at $7 billion.
Among the problems facing the company is how to stem losses at its Web-host unit, Cable and Wireless Global.
Under the transaction being discussed by Exodus and Global Crossing, Exodus would issue new shares valued at approximately $6.5 billion to pay for Global Center, Global Crossing's Web site host unit.
"We see ourselves as the base of the future," said Colonel Paul Bauman, commander of the host unit, the 319th air base wing.
Mr. Hindery, for his part, spent most of his time at GlobalCenter, the Internet and Web-host unit in Sunnyvale, Calif., which is being sold to Exodus Communications for $6.5 billion.
