Future Hosting Goes Global with Upgraded Virtual Hosting

December 10th, 2009 · No Comments

Business and enterprise web services provider Future Hosting has rolled out Hybrid Virtual Private Servers at the company’s London data center to complete offering the solution worldwide.

Future Hosting has data centers at Seattle, Chicago, Washington DC and Dallas that already offer Virtual Hosting.

The company offers internet solutions to business and enterprise organisations worldwide and has a base in London to tap in to the European web hosting market.

“For years, we have specialized in providing the industry’s most reliable, affordable, and scalable Virtual Private Server and Dedicated Server hosting solutions,” said Future Hosting Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Kowalski.

“With an international colocation portfolio and long track record of performance, we continue to realize low customer turnover and significant new customer growth in both of these service areas. However, as new technologies continue to underscore the value of virtualization, we see real strategic value in introducing Hybrid VPS to meet the needs of an emerging market segment,”

According to Future Hosting, their Hybrid Virtual Private Servers provide more processing power than other Virtual Private Servers by averaging one CPU core per VPS, with each node having a capacity of 8 VPS instances.

This means each HVPS has at least one CPU core available at all times to each VPS that increases performance.

Future Hosting’s HVPS machines also have hardware upgrades like increased RAM and network cards.

The basic HVPS plan offers 50Gb storage, 2000Gb bandwidth and 2Gb of RAM, four IP addresses and the choice of cPanel or Plesk for US$99.95 per month.

HVPS comes as managed or unmanaged packages.

Founded in 2001, Future Hosting is a privately owned company specializing in managed hosting of Dedicated Servers and Virtual Private Servers.