Sprintbox Lands in Yerevan: New Virtual Boxes and Ambitions for Tashkent

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Hosting provider Sprintbox continues to methodically place its virtual "boxes" across the global map. The latest stop on this route is Yerevan, Armenia. The company notes that while it all started with a single data center, the infrastructure now spans six countries, including Belarus, the Netherlands, Russia, and the USA. The provider has no intention of resting on its laurels: a launch in Tashkent is already on the near-term agenda, clearly signaling a strategy of dense coverage across the post-Soviet space.

Appetites and Configurations

The new location offers three base configurations, ranging from the Spartan to the reasonably functional. The 0.6 GB of RAM in the entry-level tariff is a choice for those who firmly believe in optimization miracles or plan to run nothing but a command line with a single open tab. For those requiring at least the illusion of comfort, doubled storage volumes and processor cores are available.

The provider, naturally, extends its traditional invitation to immediately log into the control panel and test the new location, although common sense suggests first evaluating whether your project actually has a vital need for yet another virtual server in Armenia.

Armenia on the map. Image: Wikipedia