V.PS: €5.95/month KVM-1GB/20GB/1TB/12 data centers available in the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, etc.
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V.PS is a site under xTOM (founded in 2012). V.PS mainly provides VPS hosts based on KVM architecture. The data centers include 12 regional computer rooms in Hong Kong, China, San Jose/Seattle/New York, USA, Tokyo/Osaka, Japan, Sydney, Australia, London, UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France. The lowest package starts at 5.95 euros per month. Merchant VPS hosts use SSD hard drives, 1-10Gbps network bandwidth, provide IPv4+IPv6, and support payment methods such as PayPal, Alipay, and credit cards. The following lists several package configuration information. You can choose the computer room yourself on the ordering page.
Osaka, Japan: kix.speedtest.v.ps Tokyo, Japan: nrt.speedtest.v.ps San Jose, United States: sjc.speedtest.v.ps Amsterdam, Netherlands: ams.speedtest.v.ps Frankfurt, Germany: fra.speedtest.v.ps Düsseldorf, Germany: dus.speedtest.v.ps London, United Kingdom: lon.speedtest.v.ps Tallinn, Estonia: tll.speedtest.v.ps Seattle, United States: sea.speedtest.v.ps Seattle 2, United States: sea2.speedtest.v.ps New York, United States: nyc.speedtest.v.ps Hong Kong, China: hkg.speedtest.v.ps Sydney, Australia: syd.speedtest.v.ps merchant packages all provide 1TB/1Gbps by default, and support the purchase of additional traffic. Most nodes have good access quality in mainland China. For example, the computer rooms in San Jose, the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, and the United Kingdom all have CN2 or AS9929 line access, direct lines to Japan, 1Gbps large bandwidth and low domestic latency. Those who are interested can also test the IP locally or use tools for reference. |
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