March 2014 Summaries

Vultr announced the availability of Windows Server 2012 R2 x64 cloud servers and invited users to share feedback through its Twitter account, @Vultr.

Vultr has enhanced its starter plan by offering 50% more RAM and additional SSD storage at a reduced price, highlighting its competitive edge in the market. The company encourages users to experience these improvements by trying out Vultr's services for just $0.007 per hour, with a setup time of 60 seconds or less. Users are also invited to share their feedback on Twitter using the handle @Vultr.

Vultr has recently expanded its infrastructure to Los Angeles and Dallas, making these locations available for use. The company is in the process of constructing additional sites, which will be launched upon completion. Users can quickly access these new locations at a rate of $0.007 per hour and are encouraged to share their experiences on Twitter with the company.

Vultr announced a major expansion of its server farm infrastructure, stating that capacity is increasing by 50,000% and that all U.S. locations are expected to become available soon. The company said the expanded infrastructure will support new features and thanked customers for their patience as it rolls out the product globally.

Vultr announced the availability of large-storage virtual servers at its New Jersey point of presence, offering configurations with 160GB of SATA storage for $5 and 640GB for $15. The company stated that servers can be deployed in under 60 seconds, with pricing beginning at $0.007 per hour, and invited customers to provide feedback through its Twitter account.

After three intensive days of crimping, cabling, racking, and stacking, the server farm in Tokyo is now fully operational, marking a significant milestone for the deployment team. Users are encouraged to begin launching instances to fully utilize the newly set up infrastructure and contribute to the team's success.