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“Hosting User” means a User of co-location services that hosts a Hosted Customer in the User’s co-location space “User” means any market participant that requests to receive co-location services directly from the Exchange
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long-term positive impacts from hosting the FIFA World Cup First, hosting the tournament polishes the image of the host nation, promoting trade, tourism, and foreign investment Second, with such large investments, the local infrastructure improves, including transportation, security, and hospitality services
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Canvas Architecture Over the past several years, it's no surprise that Software as a Service (SaaS) has become the 'in' thing Companies the world over have come to understand and see the tremendous advantages that SaaS can bring their organizations, as opposed to traditional on-premise solutions This is why Canvas - the world's leading Learning Management System - was born in the cloud From
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Sub: Co-location facility offered by the Stock Exchanges 1 The term “Co-location” also synonymously referred to as “proximity hosting” is defined as the facility offered by the Stock Exchanges to eligible market participants such as Broker-Dealers and data vendors, whereby their trading or data-vending systems are allowed to be located within or at close proximity to the premises of
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