To continue LowEndBox’s new “interesting news” series, we recently received a submission from Dustin B. Cisneros at RackNerd to feature their newest expansion, which is AMD Ryzen based KVM VPS with pure NVMe SSD storage, located in San Jose, California! San Jose is located on the west coast of the United States, and SJC is renowned for its excellent connectivity to parts of the world such as Australia, Asia, United States, and more. Not to mention, the Silicon Valley is home to some of the largest IT companies in the world.
RackNerd is frequently talked about within the LowEndBox and LowEndTalk community, with positive reviews and feedback regarding its services and support.
Here is the announcement piece we received from them:
“As some community members here may know, RackNerd currently offers AMD RYZEN KVM VPS in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Seattle. Today, we are pleased to announce the expansion of our Ryzen VPS product line to the #2 largest datacenter market in the United States… which is: San Jose, California (the heart of the Silicon Valley)!
Our Ryzen VPS platform has been extremely popular and we’ve seen great success so far in the locations we’ve launched this product offering in. We believe this is because of the overall value we deliver to our customers, from amazing performance to rapid customer support. A lot of our growth has been organic, through great feedback, exceptional performance and stability. Our commitment as a company towards expansion while providing excellent service continues to become more and more evident everyday.
Check our looking glass for our San Jose location network to review it’s performance and test our download links and IPs.”
RackNerd also mentioned that you can find more news about this on their blog, and that you can take a look at their San Jose Ryzen Linux VPS specials there as well.
Are you a hosting provider, VPN provider, or similar with interesting industry news? We’d like to hear from you. You can do so easily, either by sending us a message directly on LowEndTalk or by submitting a ticket on our helpdesk.
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Hi, port 25 outgoing is open on all locations?
Hi @LienChen — thank you for your interest in RackNerd. By default we do not filter port 25, legitimate inbound and outbound mail is possible.
We look forward to working with you.