Community provider Worldbus offers colocation services in Instanbul, Turkey.
Turkey has been growing as a presence in our world. Hostiger and BatuCloud have both recently shared offers there. Tbilisi is a lot less common and it’s cool to see an offer there.
Maybe you’re next?!? Or even if you’re not a hosting provider, maybe you have a need for speed and some gear that provides it and want a presence in that geography.
If so, consider Worldbus:
- All packages are connected to the exclusive network port with unlimited bandwidth of 1gbps speed (expandable to 10gbps) and A+B power connection. Unlimited bandwidth.
- IPv4 and IPv6 are widely available. However, you can route and use your IP range if you have an ASN on our router.
- WORLDBUS accept various payment methods by PayPal, Credit/Debit cards, Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), Perfect Money, and more.
Each 1U colo costs $59.99 /mo + a one-time $59.99 setup fee. That gets you 1.0 amp of A+B power, 1 IPv4 (more available if you need them), and a /64 of IPv6.
Note that they only accept rack-mount servers (no towers).
Check out their Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy, then head over to their site for all the details!
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Especially in Tbilisi, Georgia. There is no better choice than WORLDBUS!