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128-bit TCAM would be very expensive, but DDR3 memory is cheap enough. Nowadays routers are no longer using TCAM - they got rid of it since 2010 or so.

Unfortunately your best bet would be a cheap (i3/i5) dedicated server that features an iGPU. You will probably not use all the resources but its the only way youll get hardware accelerated opengl with

I live in Chile and I would like to try having a small VPS for a reasonable price. It's well known that most good VPS companies are either in the US/Can or in Europe but for issues of latency and othe

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I’d love some pricing where I pay for the pi up front from you at a discount as I’m never going to collect it from you then just rent the colo space essentially. I would more than likely send two smal

French providers offering dedis and VPS at rates roughly comparable to DE, NL, UK, France would be the place where I'd look for a dedi or VPS with good Asia connectivity, and DE or (to a lesser degree

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His hardware is not new most of it is 4 generations old and the new ones he has are only for his personal use. His routers are cheap mikrotik ones with no backup links. So if it goes down you are also

You should be able to find a cheap dedi (or large VDS, NexusBytes / @seriesn and netCup are nice examples) quite easily in Europe if you won't fight over 5 ms network difference.

Hm.. Will there be any changes in the future. I've got one of the special kvm storage plans and well. It's very cheap but it's also very slow... Always thought 4 cores and 4gb ram. This will work out

But indeed like already mentioned above you will get a lot of customers who for some reason don't want to buy directly from OVH. Usually because they run a DDoS for hire service, host child porn or bu

Wow, finally. I expected Colocrossing to have IPv6 before this happens.

Lightsail, a cheap hosting solution from Amazon, has started offering IPv6 in all its DCs. Not sure if all ECs too have started getting IPv6 as well.

I agree with you, though I never suggested OVH. I was simply saying he should colocate a single server, rather than a whole blade enclosure for his first few systems to get the feel for the hosting in

Own DC(or colo): OVH, Webh.pl, SprintDataCenter.pl (RapidDC.pl is mark of SDC), Skynode.eu, Home.pl - HomeCloud.pl, Nazwa.pl, CyberFolks.pl

Sure he could buy cheap RISE range OVH servers during discounts like summer, new year, christmas and black friday, and resell them with profit via some WHMCS module and using OVH API, but he wouldnt b

My advice would be to get 1 server in colocation and rented out, then add another and grow 1 at a time. If you order let's say 16 blades, and no one wants the specs you wasted a lot of money. Learn t