Absolute Hosting launches new AMD EPYC Genoa VPS servers in South Africa
Absolute Hosting is proud to announce that it has added new AMD EPYC 9004 series VPS servers to its inventory.
It has added these new servers through its partnership with AMD and Supermicro – a partnership that has helped it become the leading provider of AMD EPYC-powered VPS hosting in South Africa.
Absolute Hosting’s new VPS servers are poised to transform the local hosting industry, partially because their CPUs consume substantially less power than those from other CPU brands.
This is critical in South Africa due to the national electricity crisis, as lower energy consumption translates to huge financial savings.
Equally important is these servers’ superior performance compared to the hardware currently used by many other companies that provide VPS hosting.
This is largely thanks to these servers’ AMD EPYC 9454P CPUs, which feature a max boost clock of up to 3.8GHz.
This is particularly beneficial if you will be running applications like PHP that benefit from high-frequency CPUs.
Furthermore, these servers use DDR5 memory, which delivers increased memory bandwidth and faster transfer speeds than the DDR4 memory used in competing VPS server offerings.
Between their high-frequency CPUs and DDR5 memory, the new AMD EPYC 9004 Series VPS servers are the best option for all your hosting needs.
Absolute Hosting
Absolute Hosting has been at the forefront of VPS hosting in South Africa for many years.
The company was the first to offer configurable VPS servers in South Africa, allowing clients to customize their VPS servers according to their needs.
It was also the first to introduce AMD EPYC Bergamo and AMD EPYC Genoa VPS Servers in South Africa and is currently the local hosting company with the most AMD EPYC-powered servers in the country.
Absolute Hosting’s VPS hosting offering is complemented by an enterprise customer portal that facilitates easy management of your VPS.
This includes instant upgrades, resource monitoring and alerts, backups, backup tasks, shutdown and restart, an HTML5-powered noVNC console, a self-managed firewall, and more.
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