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Hosting provider Sprintbox expanded its geographic footprint beyond its usual European and Asian locations. The company launched virtual dedicated server (VDS) rentals in the United States. The deployment point is New York, one of the key nodes of the global internet.
Prices for the American Dream
The provider offered three basic configurations to start.
|
Parameter |
US Promo |
US |
US x2 |
|---|---|---|---|
|
CPU, cores |
1 |
1 |
2 |
|
RAM |
0.6 GB |
1 GB |
1 GB |
|
NVMe |
10 GB |
20 GB |
40 GB |
|
Monthly Cost |
~$5.3 |
~$8.3 |
~$13.9 |
Why You Need a Server in the Big Apple
The new location solves specific tasks related to the American digital market. Placing equipment in the US is critical for projects working with local APIs. Requests to American services will pass with minimal latency, which speeds up application performance.
The United States on the map. Image: Wikipedia
The location also suits those who need an American IP address to bypass geographic restrictions or test regional versions of websites. For companies striving to diversify risks, New York servers will serve as a convenient backup node outside of Russia and Europe. This allows creating a distributed infrastructure resistant to local failures.