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.
HostDime Offers Bare Metal Servers in Eight Worldwide Locations
Bare metal servers are physical servers dedicated to a single tenant; this means one tenant has complete control, flexibility, and security over their server.
How to Protect Your Data from a Ransomware Attack
Ransomware attack prevention seems to be on the mind of decision makers lately, and for good reason. Each attack costs an enterprise an average of $170,000.
The Benefits of IPMI for Your Bare Metal Server
HostDime’s bare metal servers feature Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) so your server can be managed REMOTELY from anywhere in the world.
Cogent Deploys PoP in HostDime’s GDL Mexico Data Center
HostDime has provisioned a Cogent PoP in HostDime’s carrier neutral data center in Guadalajara, Mexico for enhanced global connectivity options.
HostDime Holds Groundbreaking for Florida Flagship Data Center
Today was the official groundbreaking event of the long anticipated development of HostDime’s $35 million dollar, 95,000 square foot new data center facility and global corporate headquarters along the I-4 corridor just north of downtown Orlando.
Brazil Dedicated Servers on Sale for Limited Time
Cut your South and Latin America latency in half with HostDime’s Brazil dedicated servers! Reach everyone in Brazil as fast as possible.
The Many Advantages of Managed Colocation for Enterprises
Spending countless hours on server management and not on your core business is not a smart choice, and you’re a smart person. Nothing embodies peace of mind quite like the words managed colocation, and here’s why.
The Future of Blockchain and Data Center Integration
The blockchain market could grow to over $60 billion by 2024. With numbers like that, blockchain has the potential to change the global data center industry. But how? Here’s some best guesses.
DDoS Attacks Exceed 10 Million in Record Breaking Year
The massive worldwide shift to remote work and increased online activities created an ideal situation for threat actors to find new opportunities to exploit, culminating in the most DDoS attacks ever recorded in a single year.