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Both new sites run on AMD EPYC 7662 processors. This 64-core, 128-thread chip with a clock speed of up to 3.3 GHz chews through heavy computations without breaking a sweat. PCIe 4.0 support means storage and networking gear don't elbow each other for bandwidth, while eight memory channels keep RAM from choking on multitasking

The 8U platform is hungry for accelerators and packs a cooling system that could give a small hurricane a run for its money

Despite the cinematic branding, the hardware is strictly business. The configuration is built around dual Intel Xeon E5-2697A v4 processors, delivering a combined 32 cores and 64 threads

The combination suggests a shift toward more integrated AI environments, where model availability and infrastructure readiness are aligned rather than treated as separate challenges. Instead of forcing users to piece together solutions from different layers, platforms increasingly aim to provide both—reducing friction, if not entirely eliminating it

The new offering is a classic object storage solution with S3 API support, a format that has long become an industry standard. This type of storage is typically used for everything that doesn’t need to sit directly on a server: media files, backups, archives, and other digital “just in case” assets

Support has effectively already gone silent, leaving customers with a narrow window to retrieve their data before the lights go out for good

This approach removes the usual guessing game where performance depends on how generously neighboring clients are using the channel. Now, resources are allocated more transparently, which should make life easier for projects that prefer stability over surprises

The move reflects a growing industry reality: security is no longer an add-on—it is part of the infrastructure whether anyone planned for it or not

The company notes that holding prices steady for five years was a deliberate strategy. In hosting terms, that timeframe borders on unusual consistency. However, the current market conditions have made that approach increasingly difficult to sustain without affecting service quality

Instead of configuring identical rules repeatedly for each server, users can apply and adjust firewall settings from a single interface within the control panel

The update touches multiple areas at once — from traffic limits to renewal pricing — and reads less like a full overhaul and more like a careful reshuffling of familiar pieces

The server is now available for $42 per month instead of the standard $149, with the discount applied on a recurring basis. The offer unlocks the reduced rate

Access to both panels will remain active until the end of March. During this transition period, subscription fees will not be charged. After the deadline, all licenses will be terminated, effectively cutting off access to the platforms

The update touches multiple areas at once — from network performance to pricing logic and the way public IP addresses are handled