Deploy your cloud computing needs at our primary data center in Las Vegas!

The city of entertainment, but also, a very important place for data storage.

You might wonder why we picked Nevada as our headquarters, and to host our primary data center for dedicated servers, private cloud, VPS hosting and web hosting.

One primary reason is safety. The US territory between southern Nevada and northern Utah is part of what is known as the disaster neutral zone of the US.

1. No hurricanes.
2. No tornadoes.
3. Excellent flood control.
4. No nuclear power plants nearby that could melt down.
5. No major earthquakes.

It is the reason why the NSA (National Security Agengy) has their primary data centers in Provo, Utah. Back when we started though, almost 20 years ago, Utah was not known as a data center hub, so we settled in the state of Nevada.

Other reasons are:

1. No state income tax.
2. Lower cost of living when compared to other tech states, such as California.
3. Great corporate law.
4. And you could come visit us in Las Vegas and make it a business expense. Consult your accontant!

Move your data to Nevada and let us take care of it. We offer all services at this location:

1. Private cloud computing.
2. Public cloud computing.
3. Hosting forLinux based virtual servers and Windows based virtual servers.
4. Dedicated servers, also known as bare metal servers.

Features of our Las Vegas, Nevada data centers:

1. Powered by ViaWest (now known as Flexential) and Switch data center facilities.
2. Internet provided by the largest US based providers, including Zayo, Cogent and NTT.
3. Xeon E5 CPUs by Intel.
4. Ceph based distributed, 100% SSD storage for your VPS.
5. Fully redundant 10g/40g network.

Take a look at this facility in one of our Instagram posts!

All our other facilities are:

1. Silicon Valley (Santa Clara), California
2. Dallas, Texas
3. Ashburn, Virginia
4. Amsterdam, Netherlands
5. Singapore

Sign up today and deploy your first Linux or Windows server. Give us a try! And save money when compared to other expensive cloud cities, such as Silicon Valley.