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Idea pitch: Would anyone use an off-site, self-storage type of NAS server? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/rocksboulders on 2025-02-08 01:30:11.

Basically a cabinet with 24-hour power, Internet, and access in a self-storage style warehouse. You own your hardware so you can pull the whole server out anytime. Site will be flood and fire free. You pay a monthly storage fee higher than regular self-storage units for the added electricity and Internet. Temperature controlled as well? You can buy disk drives and NAS storage in the reception.

Use cases I'm thinking of are for photographers/ videographers (professional and personal), data scientists on the go, dark web stuff (criminals?) and of course data hoarders.

What do you think?

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