Looking for cheap shared hosting? Or cheap reseller hosting? Then this is the post for you! Silicom Network has some great deals in both categories.
They’re an Argentinian provider that offers support in both English and Spanish to reach a global audience. They’ve really grown over the years and now offer service in 11 datacenters, from Japan to the USA to Austria to India!
Since our founding in 1998, Silicom Network has continually innovated new ways to deliver on our mission: to empower people to fully harness the web. We provide comprehensive tools to hundreds of users throughout the world so anyone, novice or pro, can get on the web and thrive with our web hosting packages.
We provide you with exceptional support. Our dedicated Systems Administrators and Front End Technical Support can answer your questions and provide you with a superior level of support. If you require your website to be up and running at lightning speed all of the time then you can trust Silicom Network as your hosting provider. We offer you redundancy within our high end servers, and redundancy with our superior connectivity. This means that your website will be up and running at full speed all of the time (99.8%).
2 new locations now available: Japan & France!
Learn more on their web site (English, Spanish) and be sure to read their terms of service. They accept PayPal, debit/credit cards and crypto. Ping @silicomnet on LowEndTalk if you have questions.
Datacenter and Network Info
Datacenter: Japan
Test IPv4: 46.250.249.80
Test file: https://lg-jp.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: France
Test IPv4: 156.67.25.124
Test file: https://lg-fr.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Netherlands
Test IPv4: 152.53.104.194
Test file: https://lg-nl.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Malaysia
Test IPv4: 117.53.153.240
Test file: https://lg-my.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Germany
Test IPv4: 176.9.86.61
Test file: https://lg-de.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Austria
Test IPv4: 152.53.111.87
Test file: https://lg-au.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: USA
Test IPv4: 66.45.252.179
Test file: https://lg-usa.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Australia
Test IPv4: 46.250.243.26
Test file: https://lg-au.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: India
Test IPv4: 82.180.145.134
Test file: https://lg-in.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: United Kingdom
Test IPv4: 162.244.95.11
Test file: https://lg-uk.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
Datacenter: Singapore
Test IPv4: 160.30.208.11
Test file: https://lg-sg.silicomnetwork.com/100MB.bin
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