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Is on-premise server hardware still worth buying in 2025 or completely outdated?
As cloud adoption accelerates and hardware supply chains stabilize, IT decision-makers in 2026 face a critical choice between on-premise servers and cloud alternatives. Share your take on whether on-premise hardware remains a viable investment or has become obsolete.
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