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Data centers are the cornerstone of our current economy, so it’s no surprise that they are one of the largest consumers of electricity in the world.
World Backup Day takes on special importance in 2020, as we are in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, where IT staff can’t go to the office and give data any hands-on attention.
As this global pandemic forces companies both large and small to move to a remote work force, HostDime is doing its best to help our communities and local economies during this time of crisis.
For a limited time only, we will match your initial credit deposit! Put in $1,000 and receive $2,000 total! There is no maximum to the amount we’ll match.
A fast loading website is necessary for SEO success. One speed advantage lies in your server’s physical location in relation to your target market.
To prevent our clients from utilizing all their bandwidth quickly, HostDime uses a different system for allocating bandwidth and calculating usage.
Florida offers a unique benefit in our interconnected, global economy. Think of Florida as a high speed fiber bridge that connects Mexico, Brazil, and other Central and South American nations.
HostDime broke ground last week on a brand new, 65,000 square foot data center in Bogota, Colombia. The facility is expected to be completed in December 2020!
Data egress fees are one of the cloud’s biggest hidden costs, hurting enterprises and small businesses alike to the tune of thousands of dollars per year.
Cut your South and Latin America latency in half with HostDime’s Brazil dedicated servers! Reach everyone in Brazil as fast as possible.
HostDime is always hiring at our data center in Orlando, Florida, and our 10 locations worldwide. Here’s our current list of open job positions.
While Latin America is the smallest region, it is expected to have the fastest upcoming growth of anywhere in the world. HostDime caters to the Latin American market with colocation data centers in Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia, as well as a direct connect to Miami’s NAP.