Atlantic.Net, a leading cloud hosting solutions provider, today announced the launch of the Singapore cloud region in the world’s fastest growing Asian market.
The opening of the region comes at a critical time as the Singapore government expands its investments in cloud computing, including the Government Commercial Cloud (GCC) service, which makes it easier for government agencies to manage and securely use public cloud services from companies such as Amazon Web. It takes place at a critical time. Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure.
Marty Puranik, CEO and Founder of Atlantic, said: “We are excited to continue expanding our footprint globally, especially in locations where we have proven our commitment to the cloud through significant investments and are attracting the attention of leading cloud-based companies.” . . Net. “The world is becoming more connected by the day, especially as investment in cloud computing increases. This expansion into Singapore will allow the Atlantic.Net team to further support our partners in the fast-growing region. It will be like this.”
Atlantic.Net specializes in a range of hosting services including on-demand and turnkey cloud, dedicated hosts, dedicated servers, colocation, private virtualization, and managed hosting. In addition to Singapore, the company provides scalable computing from seven secure data centers around the world, including New York, London, San Francisco, Toronto, Dallas, Ashburn, and Orlando, with each data center being fault-tolerant. Designed to provide lightning-fast performance.
All new customers receive a free cloud server for 1 year, including 2 GB RAM, 50 GB SSD disk, and 3 TB of monthly transfer. Atlantic.Net is also offering new customers who sign up for its cloud platform a free $250 credit to use for up to 60 days.
As the cloud continues to be a top priority for both the Singapore government and businesses, Atlantic.Net is pleased to be part of the top cloud providers in the region.
