Discover the power of KVM virtualization in our Windows and Linux servers

In the world of hosting, the technology behind your virtual server is as crucial as the server itself. Our Windows and Linux virtual servers are powered by KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) virtualization technology, a leading solution in the industry known for its robustness and efficiency.

What is KVM virtualization?

KVM is a virtualization technology that turns Linux into a hypervisor, allowing multiple operating systems to share a single hardware host. Each operating system operates as if it's running on its dedicated server, ensuring high performance and security. It's a popular choice in the industry and is even the technology behind Amazon AWS's powerful cloud services.

Why we choose KVM for our servers

Performance: KVM provides near-native performance for the virtual machines it hosts. This means your Windows or Linux server runs efficiently, with excellent speed and responsiveness.

Flexibility: Whether you prefer Windows or Linux, KVM supports a wide range of guest operating systems. This flexibility allows us to offer you a choice of environments without compromising on performance.

Industry standard: Being widely adopted in the industry, including by giants like Amazon AWS, KVM is continually updated and supported by a vast community. Its widespread use is a testament to its reliability and performance.

The benefits for you

Choosing our virtual servers means you're getting top-notch performance, thanks to KVM's efficient resource management and strong isolation. Whether you're running a small personal site or a demanding business application, you can count on our servers to provide a stable, secure, and fast environment.

Explore our Windows and Linux virtual server options at our sign-up page.