October 2021 Summaries

Vultr has launched its 19th cloud computing location in Mexico City, marking its first data center in a primarily Spanish-speaking country. This expansion aims to support local entrepreneurs, developers, and businesses with high-performance cloud services. Espacios de México, a long-time Vultr customer, anticipates improved service due to reduced latency from local servers. Users can choose from standard or High Frequency Compute instances, and Vultr plans to enhance connectivity with better peering in the coming weeks. The company also encourages managed service providers and resellers to join its Partner Program, while offering developers quick deployment options and businesses consultations for larger migrations.

Vultr has launched its 19th cloud location in Mexico City, marking its first presence in a primarily Spanish-speaking country, aiming to provide high-performance cloud computing services to local entrepreneurs, developers, and businesses. Espacios de México, a long-time Vultr customer, can now deploy cloud servers within their home country, and their Cloud Consultant, Israel Hernandez, highlights Vultr's reliability and competitive pricing. The new Mexico City location promises reduced latencies for local customers and offers both standard Cloud Compute and High Frequency Compute instances. As Vultr plans to enhance local network connectivity in the coming weeks, it invites managed service providers, resellers, and developers to participate in its Partner Program, while offering free consultations for businesses interested in larger cloud migrations.