HostColor.com (HC), a provider of VPS, Dedicated Hosting and Private and Public Cloud services announced New York Dedicated Servers – – with 250 Mbps bandwidth allowance, connected to 1 Gbps internet ports.
These servers feature:
- Intel Xeon D-1530
- 6 Cores,
- 16 GB RAM
- 480 SSD
- 250 Mbps bandwidth quota
- 1 Gbps physical network
HostColor‘s New York-based Dedicated Hosting services are delivered from Telehouse’s (Staten Island) and DataBank’s (New Jersey) data centers. The servers make it possible for SMBs to deploy custom-built Hosted Private Clouds and Public Cloud Servers and deliver IT services to their clients in Texas and other U.S. Southwestern United States with the lowest possible latency.
Check out the LowEndTalk thread for all the details!
About Host Color
HostColor.com is a global IT infrastructure and Web Hosting service provider since 2000. The company has its own virtual data centers, a capacity for provisioning dedicated servers and colocation services in 50 data centers worldwide. Its subsidiary HostColorEurope.com operates Cloud infrastructure and delivers dedicated hosting services in 19 European counties.
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“250 Mbps bandwidth quota”
No way, that has to be a typo :)
Isn’t that the first Ubuntu patch?
Wow I’m very impressed