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Generated with AI from 12 reviews on Trustburn · updated 14 days ago

Customers describe Sabey as a reliable partner with top-notch, state-of-the-art facilities that keep their businesses running smoothly. They consistently praise the support team for being knowledgeable, responsive, friendly, and helpful in resolving issues quickly. Reviewers report excellent server uptime and performance, with some noting significant improvements in application performance after migrating to Sabey.
What does SABEY do?

Sabey Data Centers is one of the oldest and largest privately owned multi-tenant data center operators and developers in the world.

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About SABEY

Sabey Data Centers is one of the oldest and largest privately owned multi-tenant data center operator/developers in the world. Being privately-owned may mean that ours is never a household name, but to us, it means a complete focus on building value by serving one customer at a time.
Sabey Data Centers grew out of Sabey Corporation’s forty year history as a designer, builder and operator for leading innovators of the day: Boeing Electronics’ clean rooms, ADP’s first data center, McCaw Cellular’s first cell phone switches, and Exodus Communications, provider of the world’s first internet colocation services —all were breaking new ground in industries of world-wide importance.