Enterprise products and services provider Host Virtual, Inc. (
Host Virtual) has announced it has completed an upgrade of its Miami data center. Host Virtual, which has headquarters in Los Angeles, California, United States, was established in 2008. The company operates scalable and simple to use dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 clouds around the world. Its offerings extend to Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Metal-as-a-Service (MaaS), network services, fully managed colocation and cloud and dedicated server options.
Host Virtual customers in any part of the world can deploy Linux, VOIP or FreeBSD servers “within minutes” and rather than complex ‘pay-as-used’ payment schemes, the company offers a “low, flat monthly fee starting at under $10 per month”. The upgrade to its Miami data center offers users enhanced quality of service around Florida and improved capacity for internet users in South America.
Host Virtual operates 25 data centers in Asia and Australia, North America, South America and Europe. As one of the planet’s “most connected internet service providers”, the company has direct access to over 2000 peers over IPv4 and IPv6. Upgrades to its Miami data center include power improvements for equipment and the introduction of network options that enhance its worldwide connectivity.
"We are very excited about the upgrades that have been completed," explained the President of Host Virtual, Mark Price. "South America, and Brazil in particular, are exploding markets for internet use and like China and India, it's one of the global centers of innovation. We're very happy that we can offer our customers increased and improved network capacity to this growing and important region through our improved Florida datacenter."
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