March 21, 2007 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Web hosting provider Aplus.Net has upgraded its dedicated server plans, the company announced yesterday. According to the company, its new options mean “more powerful dedicated server hardware”. The company is also initiating a sale of its “existing dedicated server inventory”.
Changes to Aplus.Net server plans include upgraded dedicated server processors and motherboards which are already in place for the company’s “Standard” (now offering an Intel Celeron D processor), “Standard XR” (now offering an Intel Core 2 Duo processor), “Standard AMD 64”, and “Standard AMD XR” offerings. The plans also now offer “significantly increased bandwidth” and 250 GB SATA of default configuration disk space.
"The Aplus.Net customer base is very knowledgeable and tech-savvy," explained Aplus.Net's President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Gabriel Murphy. "They have high expectations, including a demand for ever-increasing amounts of data storage, and we've worked hard to make sure these upgrades will meet and exceed their expectations. It also symbolizes our new emphasis on providing the ultimate in innovative technological solutions that our valued small business customer base won't find anywhere else. And this is just the first step in a new generation of Aplus.Net technology and software."
