ByteHosting is celebrating reaching the 10,000 paid orders milestone this month. Congrats, guys!
And they’re celebrating with a special offer for our readers:
- Xeon Gold 6150
- 3 vCores
- 14 GB DDR4 Memory
- 50 GB RAID 1 NVMe Storage
- 1x IPv4 & 1x /64 IPv6 Subnet
- 20 TB Traffic
- 1 Gbit Uplink
- Only €5.99 / month
- [ORDER]
And yes, it’s recurring.
ByteHosting has been sharing offers with us since May of 2022 and it’s great to see them continuing to succeed. So congrats guys! Can’t wait for the 20,000 orders deal.
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– Corporate needs you to find the differences betweeen this and this
*shows picture of ByteHosting and Datalix*
– They’re the same provider
official site mentions DDR3 memory not DDR4! which one is it?