AkkoCloud: San Jose/Germany/UK CN2 GIA, starting at 299 yuan per year, 300-600M bandwidth

AkkoCloud: San Jose/Germany/UK CN2 GIA, starting at 299 yuan per year, 300-600M bandwidth

AkkoCloud is a Chinese VPS hosting company founded in 2019. Its products include VPS and independent server rental. Its data centers include San Jose, USA, Frankfurt, Germany, London, UK, and Zhenjiang, Zaozhuang, Changzhou, etc. Merchant VPS hosting is based on KVM architecture, focusing on high-quality lines, CN2 GIA, which is also one of the best lines for overseas visits in China. San Jose, USA, has CN2 GIA for triple-network return and CN2 GIA for China Telecom outbound; Germany has CN2 GIA for triple-network return and CN2 GIA for China Telecom and China Unicom outbound; UK has CN2 GIA for triple-network return and CN2 GIA for China Telecom and China Unicom outbound. The minimum annual payment for VPS in each computer room starts from 299 yuan.

CN2 GIA in San Jose, USA

  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 512MB
  • Hard disk: 10GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 500GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 299 yuan/year Purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 768MB
  • Hard Drive: 15GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 800GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 149 yuan/season Purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 768MB
  • Hard Drive: 15GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 800GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 449 yuan/year Purchase link

Germany CN2 GIA

  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 512MB
  • Hard disk: 10GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 500GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 299 yuan/year Purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 768MB
  • Hard disk: 10GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 600GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 50 yuan/month Purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 768MB
  • Hard Drive: 15GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 1TB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 75 yuan/month Purchase link

CN2 GIA London, UK

  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 512MB
  • Hard disk: 10GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 500GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 99 yuan/season purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 768MB
  • Hard Drive: 15GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 800GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 149 yuan/season Purchase link
  • CPU: 1core
  • Memory: 512MB
  • Hard disk: 10GB SSD
  • Bandwidth: 500GB/300Mbps
  • Architecture: KVM
  • IPv4: 1
  • Price: 299 yuan/year Purchase link
Test IP: 45.9.10.146 (San Jose) 185.217.109.94 (Germany) 185.217.110.10 (UK)

The VPS hosts provided by AkkoCloud are based on the KVM architecture. CN2 GIA in Frankfurt, Germany and CN2 GIA in London, UK are unpopular CN2s. They have low latency and good access speed in China, and the bandwidth is sufficient, starting at 300Mbps. Only some low-end packages are listed in this article. More products can be viewed directly on the merchant website.

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