Hivelocity has recently launched several new server configurations keeping up with Intel’s latest processor releases. In the last month Hivelocity has added Ivy Bridge E3, Sandy Bridge E5 and Westmere E7 systems to their offerings and to their orders with Dell and SuperMicro. Ivy Bridge is the code name for
Hivelocity, a Provider of Dedicated Server, VPS and Cloud Hosting Solutions, has announced its deployment of Noction Intelligent Routing Platform; Hivelocity based its decision on IRP’s proven ability to maximize network performance and guarantee network uptime. To view the original Yahoo article click here- https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hivelocity-takes-network-next-level-130000291.html Founded in 2001, Hivelocity provides
We accomplished a lot of things over the last year and for our existing customers and to anyone who is considering Hivelocity in 2013 I thought a quick review of things would be nice. First and foremost, we provided our customer with 100% uptime throughout the year. While this is
Posted by Dakshesh Verma of DailyHostNews.com on February 28, 2013 “Support is great, hardware is great, network is great, speed is great and for dedicated servers the price is pretty darn good for the total package of quality.”- says this online review by techjr on a web hosting forum. “I
This week, hosting and Infrastructure service provider Hivelocity announced it was adding quad socket Intel Sandy Bridge E5-4600 systems to its dedicated server offerings. The E5-4600 processors enable Hivelocity to offer dedicated servers with 32 physical cores of Intel processing power and up to 1 terabyte of memory. The E5-4600
By: Steve Eschweiler Over the years, as our operation has grown, we have toured most of the data centers in the greater Tampa Bay area. After all, we started out 11 years ago as a shared hosting company. Only when our customer’s needs for resources grew did we start offering
HostJury is an independent site that provides news and reviews within the hosting & data center industry. Below is the transcript of a recent interview HostJury conducted with Hivelocity’s Director of Operations Steven Eschweiler. Thu, 30th January 2014, 17:42 Hivelocity is a long-running company with a stellar reputation, one
Making the leap to outsource your data center can be both a liberating and harrowing move. On one hand, the transition offloads much of the overhead of IT infrastructure management to the colocation facility, allowing the firm’s staff to focus on other core competencies; on the other hand, relinquishing control
Another year has come and gone and we thought it would be nice to look back and highlight some of what we accomplished. Things can move pretty fast in the technology sector and if you don’t stop for a minute to reflect, one can easily forget the things they worked
By: Jason Sayre When shopping for a Minecraft server, you’re often presented with servers traditionally meant for one thing: hosting websites. By now, you’re used to running a java heavy server application that eats ram like candy. Your hosting company may not be used to these types of applications and
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