YaColo·NET Opens Waitlist for Black Friday Servers: Ryzen 9, EPYC, and the Concept of Eternal Hosting

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While the calendar confidently moves toward mid-September, hosting provider YaColo·NET has already initiated pre-orders for special configurations ahead of Black Friday 2026. The company decided against reinventing the wheel, opting instead to offer a highly balanced power-to-speed ratio. Simultaneously, the provider is testing the hypothesis in the field that 16 CPU cores will soon become the absolute bare minimum for any serious project.

Russian Infrastructure via Selectel

For those who require local jurisdiction and low latency within the country, nodes have been prepared across four data centers. The locations cover two major hubs: Moscow (Berzarina and Yurlovsky sites) and St. Petersburg (Tsvetochnaya and Dubrovka sites).

The hardware specifications are identical across all these points:

• Processor: Ryzen 9 9950x (16 vCore)

• RAM: 16 GB DDR5 5200 MHz

• Storage: 200 GB NVMe

• Network: 500 Mbps

The rental cost is set at 2,666 RUB per month (approximately $28).

International Segment and the Phenomenon of Eternal Hosting

For tasks demanding robust broadband access, YaColo·NET offers solutions based on OVH infrastructure. The standout feature of this node is its strict density policy (only 4 virtual servers per physical node) paired with a 3 Gbps uplink.

The configuration is as follows:

• Processor: EPYC 4244P (12 vCore)

• RAM: 16 GB DDR5 5200 MHz On-Die ECC

• Storage: 300 GB NVMe

• Network: 3 Gbit

Here, the provider offers two distinct paths. The classic monthly payment is 5,000 RUB (approximately $53). For those planning to outlive their own hardware, a one-time "eternal" hosting option is available for 500,000 RUB (approximately $5,260).

Technical Nuances and Deployment Logistics

Both offerings support isolated vRack networks and IPv6 protocols. Furthermore, these new tariffs can be seamlessly combined with other provider services within a single infrastructure.

At present, orders are being placed exclusively on a waiting list. Actual resource provisioning and server activation are scheduled for November.