Fastfox Expands a Window to Europe: Hosting Provider Launches Helsinki Servers

Hosting provider Fastfox has expanded its data center geography. The company launched a new location for virtual dedicated server (VDS) rentals in Helsinki. This placement suits projects that critically require stable connectivity and minimal latency when serving audiences in Finland and other European countries. Ping will drop, and users will stop complaining about slow page loading times.


Finland on the map. Image: Wikipedia

AMD EPYC processors and standard NVMe drives power the new servers. The provider kept traffic unlimited. Clients already see this location in the list of available options when ordering a virtual machine. No complex approvals or additional settings are required.

Pricing That Won't Make You Flinch

The minimum VMFOX 1 tariff includes a basic starter kit: 10 GB SSD, 1 GB RAM, 1 virtual CPU core, and a 200 Mbps channel. The base configuration costs approximately $4.30 at the current exchange rate. Flexible configuration options exist for projects with more serious ambitions. Users can increase RAM up to 8 GB, add up to 8 CPU cores, and expand storage to 100 GB.

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