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Hosting provider QWINS has expanded its geographic footprint. The company launched virtual server rentals in the United States, choosing New York for this new point of presence. This move targets projects that require low latency when exchanging traffic with audiences in North America and Europe.
Hardware and Network Channels
The new location relies on servers powered by AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors. This high-clock-speed consumer-class solution is positioned by the provider as a suitable tool for resource-intensive tasks. These include virtualization, game servers, high-load web services, and databases.
The network component relies on a channel with a bandwidth of up to 10 Gbps. Such capacity allows the processing of large traffic volumes without artificial speed limits. Clients gain the ability to load content and serve online services without waiting in bandwidth queues.
Protection and Prospects
The new New York facility includes built-in protection against network attacks. This mechanism aims to reduce downtime risks during periods of increased network load. The data center infrastructure is built with an eye toward the future growth of client projects.
The United States on the map. Image: Wikipedia