Historically HE was rather expensive as they focused on selling bulk colocation to people who partitioned their cabinets and sold downstream. It's these provide

Historically HE was rather expensive as they focused on selling bulk colocation to people who partitioned their cabinets and sold downstream. It's these providers that you normally need to find, but the easier they are to find the more expensive. For years I colocated with prgmr.com, but it seems they've stopped offering colocation--it can be a headache managing a bunch of single-machine colocation customers. I've used 2 or 3 others before prgmr.com but forgot which ones. The $400 deal looks incredibly good. They don't specify how much power you get, though. (Maybe it's mentioned elsewhere?) Power is usually the most expensive part of colocation, excluding "remote hands" hourly rates.