Access to both panels will remain active until the end of March. During this transition period, subscription fees will not be charged. After the deadline, all licenses will be terminated, effectively cutting off access to the platforms
The update touches multiple areas at once — from network performance to pricing logic and the way public IP addresses are handled
The rollout adds another European point to the provider’s network, quietly extending a platform built around privacy-oriented hosting
Launching a website, application, or online service no longer requires switching between several external platforms just to connect a domain to a server
The map still shows the same Copenhagen pin, but the servers behind it are now equipped to handle workloads with considerably more muscle — rather like a longship upgraded with a modern engine while still sailing the same cold northern waters
All existing VPS plans are now available in the new location. Pricing remains unchanged compared to other inet·ws locations — the numbers appear to have stayed exactly where they were, apparently without consulting inflation or geography
Preorders can be placed right now through the control panel: once the location opens, billing will kick in automatically. For the impatient crowd, there’s a “safety cushion” — a 20% discount
This is not about lightweight virtual machines for short experiments, but about full-fledged bare-metal systems aimed at projects where stability, control, and predictable performance matter more than catchy promises
The newly added locations are solid, familiar choices rather than exotic experiments
Being placed in Northern Europe, the site is designed to deliver low latency for regional audiences, along with a stable connection and infrastructure suitable for projects that range from modest workloads to decidedly serious ones
The new tool is aimed at situations where a website is needed quickly, and lengthy discussions about fonts, margins, and color palettes can safely wait