January 2023 Summaries

Vultr has announced the opening of a new cloud data center in Osaka, Japan, marking its 30th location globally and the second in Japan, enhancing access to low-latency, high-performance cloud infrastructure in East Asia. As part of its rapid global expansion, following recent openings in Johannesburg and Santiago, Vultr aims to provide businesses and developers with unparalleled ease of use and competitive price-to-performance ratios. Currently, users can access Intel and AMD Cloud Compute instances, Optimized Cloud Compute instances, Kubernetes, and Block Storage from the Osaka location, with plans to introduce additional services like Vultr Managed Databases and Bare Metal soon. This expansion is part of Vultr's commitment to growing its presence in South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, with more location announcements expected in the near future.

Vultr has launched a new cloud data center in Santiago, Chile, marking its third location in Latin America and its 29th worldwide, as part of its mission to provide accessible and high-performance cloud computing infrastructure globally. This expansion is aimed at offering businesses and developers in Chile and the surrounding regions improved price-to-performance and ease of use, with services like Cloud Compute, Optimized Cloud Compute, Kubernetes, and Cloud Storage now available in Santiago. This move is part of Vultr's strategy to extend its geographic reach, particularly in regions underserved by larger cloud providers, and follows recent expansions in India and South Africa. In 2022, Vultr opened eight new locations, and it anticipates continued growth in 2023 with plans for further expansion, especially across Latin America. Users are encouraged to leverage the new Santiago location for business growth, with deployment capabilities available in under a minute, while businesses interested in migrating to Vultr can reach out to their solutions team for assistance.