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HostColor Adds New POPs for AMD Dedicated Servers
The update adds more AMD EPYC model options and 100 Gbps bandwidth choices for bare-metal and cloud customers.
- HostColor expanded its AMD dedicated server offerings to Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Singapore, providing clients access to AMD EPYC and AMD Ryzen processors across three new international hubs.
- Since 2000, HostColor has operated a global network of over 120 data centers worldwide, recently updating its portfolio to deliver specialized infrastructure across Europe and Asia.
- Available server configurations feature 100 Gbps network ports and dedicated unmetered bandwidth, with in-stock options delivered within 48 hours to meet enterprise infrastructure demands.
- Under the Service Level Agreement, HostColor provides "Free Infrastructure Technical Support" for core network functionality, while Semi-Managed services cover complex Linux infrastructure configurations.
- Organizations can now utilize AMD-powered Bare Metal environments for edge data storage, improving transfer speeds by reducing round-trip latency through localized infrastructure deployment.
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