Community provider Vultr announced this week that they’ve expanded again, opening a new datacenter in Tel Aviv, Israel!
Tel Aviv is a growing tech hub and it’s awesome to have a great provider moving into the Middle East.
Vultr’s been moving from strength to strength. They recently delighted our community with their free VPS program. And last fall they set up shop in multiple places in India.
From their announcement:
Vultr is pleased to announce the opening of our newest cloud data center location in Tel Aviv, Israel! This is not only an exciting step in our mission to make high performance, affordable cloud computing accessible to all, but it’s also our first cloud data center location in Israel. This new location will provide businesses and developers across the region with access to high performance, low-latency cloud computing, including cloud compute instances, cloud storage, managed Kubernetes, managed databases, bare metal, and more.
Vultr is really a dynamic company – launching new programs, moving into new regions. Awesome! Compared to their competitors, they’re scrappy and never rest.
Are you a Vultr customer? Are you going to be spinning up a VM in Israel? Let us know in the comments below!
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