Switch, Ltd. v. Uptime Institute, LLC, et al, nvdc:2:2019cv00631

Computer colocation services, namely the provision of secure environmentally-controlled facilities and technical monitoring for the computers and telecommunications equipment of others; providing colocation of computer and telecommunications equipment for business continuity and disaster avoidance; providing telecommunications connections to a global computer network;

Providing telecommunications connections to a global computer network;

Colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities and technical monitoring for the computers and telecommunications equipment of others and providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities and technical monitoring of computer and telecommunications equipment for business continuity and disaster avoidance;

Providing telecommunications connections to the Internet; providing telecommunications services, namely, electronic, digital and wireless transmission of video, voice and data; voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) telephone services; local and long distance telephone services; telecommunication colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities for the location of telecommunications equipment of others;

Monitoring the computer systems of others for technical purposes; computer colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities for the location of computer equipment of others;

Providing telecommunications connections to the Internet;

Colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities and technical monitoring for the computers and telecommunications equipment of others and providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities and technical monitoring of computer and telecommunications equipment for business continuity and disaster avoidance;

Telecommunication colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities for the location of telecommunications equipment with the equipment of others; providing telecommunications connections to the Internet;

Monitoring the computer systems of others for technical purposes and providing back-up computer programs and facilities; computer colocation services, namely, providing secure environmentally-controlled facilities for the location of computer servers with the equipment of others;