Leaseweb | Singapore, SG (10G) | 250 Mbits/sec | 797 Mbits/sec | 220 ms Clouvider | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 372 Mbits/sec | 902 Mbits/sec | 40.9 ms Le

250 GB+250 GB bandwidth/month*

Hivelocity, BuyVM, ReliableSite

As far as I know, there are 2 providers that offer anycast as a service BuyVM and Rage4.

* 250 Mbit/s uplink with 1TB traffic

Just looking for a small dedi in France, Germany or the Netherlands, something like a 4 core 8 thread Xeon (not set in stone), 16 GB RAM ideally DDR4, 250-500 GB SSD with 1 Gbps + 1 to 2 TB outgoing b

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Backup Space: 250 GB

250 GB SSD Storage

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If NameCrane's communications are anything like BuyVM's, then you basically are forced to seek out information on your own from their Discord and/or LET. Getting any sort of proactive communication ha

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| 210 Mbits/sec | 48.6 Mbits/sec | 250 msEdgoo | Sao Paulo, BR (1G) | busy | 472 Mbits/sec | 306 msGeekbench 6 Benchmark Test:--------------------------------

The smallest VPS I am running currently is 512mb kvm from og buyvm running a proxy node for a couple of clients who are again a mess to deal with. Also with sloudzy takeover of buyvm from fran the fut

plan for researchers which is pretty good with 250 queries/mo and api access

SG (10G)522 Mbits/sec32.8 Mbits/sec250 msClouviderLos Angeles, CA, US (10G)962 Mbits/sec177 Mbits/sec169 msLeasewebNYC, NY, US (10G)848 Mbits/sec125 Mbits/sec86.4 msEdgooSao Paulo, BR (1G)671 Mbits/s

For US-based storage VPS, I’ve had good experiences with providers like Hetzner’s US locations and BuyVM’s storage plans. The key is checking disk type—HDD for cheaper bulk storage or SSD for faster a

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