Atlantic.net - Full service hosting

I needed a special infrastructure configuration for testing a new architecture for high performance computing requirements. This architecture isn't offered through Amazon's Elastic Cloud, Google's Cloud, or Microsoft Azure.

 Atlantic.net's team took the time to understand our exact requirements and offered to build what we needed on their infrastructure at no additional cost. This team knows how to please. They've already earned my business. I was planning to move my personal hosting and business to Linode, however now I'll be moving to Atlantic.net.

They offer more value for the $$$ with virtual servers starting at $3.65/month which include the following features:
  • Infiniband QDR 40Gb interconnect between servers
  • SSDs
  • 1Gb/s port
  • 1000 GB / 1TB outbound transfer included
  • Full root admin - Linux or Windows
  • Dedicated IP
  • Free nightly backup
  • No commitments, no contract, not setup fee
  • Redundant Tier-1 internet connections with automatic failover
  • Redundant power
  • Redundant HVAC
  • REST API for creation and management of cloud servers
  • On demand server deployment in seconds
The also offer virtual, dedicated, and co-location hosting.

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