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9 - New York
Because it wasn't on your list. Actually Pennsylvania is closer to me, and that's also not on the list. Do you have something against BurstNet?
Also not on your list
Dallas, as it seems to have good connectivity to many places in the US... coast to coast.
Guys, I only got VPSes on these location, and some are retiring soon. So I wish to move some of them to other location.
For speed to my location I choose:
San Jose
For the rest of of world I think these are better:
Chicago
Well, I would have to pick: Orlando and Miami Florida (As I live in Florida), Scranton, Pennsylvania and Chicago, IL as they are both central.
10 ) Metro Detroit, MI
( cause I get really good pings to it )
Dallas is and has been my favorite. That's why I operate servers there as well!
Las Vegas with Fiberhub (AlienVPS). Probably the best latency average for almost all the USA locations (or at least to my vps's.
I got good speed to those locations :P
City of Angels
Washington DC
Kansas City (personally pick since it is in the center of the world.)
Webserver: anywhere along the US east coast. Seems to be the best location for north/south american and european traffic.
Nameservers/monitoring/etc: don't care.
VPN: Caro.net in Charlotte, NC (I get sub 20ms pings)
You forgot to list Seattle.
Best location ever
- 13ms pings
Chicago because I get the lowest latency due to how my ISP routes traffic.
I prefer Dallas, good latency to the entire U.S.
Dallas
New York
Chicago
You're missing Seattle or Portland from your list.
You can pretty much skip over California/Texas/Florida/Chicago, every's done that nowadays. They're everywhere; I find VPS's in those locations littering the streets.
I'd like to see more offers from New York, and/or Washington DC. Or other, slightly more obscure locations, like N/S Dakota or Montana or Colorado or something like that. Or more offers in Canada, but that's not the US (yet)
Isn't the center of the world a ball of molten magma?
We need a datacenter there, it would have good connectivity from everywhere
Working on it. Having Some problems with the cooling...
Ha, and I think Phoenix Internet gets a bit toasty in summer...
What is this summer you speak of? Phoenix has Winter, Spring, Hell, and Fall
Phoenix remember me a sitcom I was watching in the first '80 (Alice if I recall well)
Mel Flo and Alice in a restaurant...
I like Chicago, good central location for North America yet still good for Europe.
A lot of top notch & affordable data centers all over the Chicago area with tons
of connectivity options.
My second choice would be Atlanta (for many of the same reasons I like Chicago)
Chicago. Some great data centers and near my home location.
Anything with a good connectivity to the UK, it's not too much about the location, rather the network.
I get good speeds from NC, FL, PA and sometimes even LA [QuadraNet is terrible from here] depending on the network.