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Every service counts: licenses, staff personal, IPs, colocation, servers, panels, etc., lots of money so they can offer these plans.

I agree, it's a hard one to be honest. People want cheaper and cheaper prices. I know some companies have just done dumb plans and have just been out there to screw everyone over. However, I also know

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There are not really any datacenter-grade RISC-V server boards yet. At most you can get 8 cores and 16 GB RAM. As such the VPS density per board will be low, and cheap prices are unlikely.

I don’t even know why I’m doing this there’s 0 chance my cheap ass will win the auction anyway

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@ebietsy Yeah 32G->64G is pretty cheap but I need all new dimms if you need 128G so pretty expensive

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Hello, i need a cheap windows vps, any good hosting?

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/203312/looking-for-super-cheap-vps-needed-under-10usdt-with-centos7-template

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Though I am planning on colocating some hardware one day. Probably going to go with Gigahost, because there aren't too many alternatives in Norway (though I might go for Sweden as well). Which should

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I have been very happy with inbox.eu so far. Cheap, a lot of storage (just 9.99/user per year for a whopping 100GB) and works great. No problems whatsoever so far. They have their own nice control pan

Ain't really cheap anymore, but since it's in Norway and I have a ton of Linux ISOs workload on it, I don't actually mind paying it.

I use iDrive e2 as backup for Storj. It's cheap and I only archive so it's OK. Storj is my primary and I like it better and also I got $25 in credit each month for five years as a sign of appreciation