PhotonVPS is a Chinese-owned VPS hosting provider. It has its own computer room in Los Angeles (Psychz). It specializes in server rental, VPS and other products. After a series of upgrades, PhotonVPS currently provides services based on KVMArchitecture-based VPS products all use SSD disks.
LAUNCHVPS has been introduced several times in good VPS gatherings. The hosting provider was established in 2014 and is headquartered in Philadelphia.
INVS.ru is a Russian hosting provider. The website says it started in 1999, and the domain name seems to have been registered since 2007. The merchant website provides virtual hosting, VPS, independent servers and other products. The website defaults to Russian, and you can switch to English or Chinese in the upper right corner (the Chinese translation is not very thorough).
PhotonVPS is an old foreign VPS hosting provider with its own computer room Los Angeles Psychz. PhotonVPS provides cloud hosting products based on KVM architecture. Previously Conventional products all use SSD disks.
LetBox has shared it many times on the blog. This VPS hosting company run by Egyptians has always sold low-price products, especially the annual payment price is more affordable than the monthly payment. However, A longer payment cycle means greater risk, so the title of the blog should be based on monthly payment.
The most popular one these days, many people are surprised by Large Hard Drive VPS, is none other than Backupsy. Because the hosting provider has specifically stated that this VPS can only be used for backup. If it is used as a website and is deleted, it will be very confusing, so I have not shared it.
DeinServerHost is a foreign hosting provider established in 2013. It provides products ranging from virtual hosting, domain name registration, VPS and independent servers. The product data center is in Germany.
HudsonValleyHost is also an earlier established foreign VPS host provider (started in 2004). It is currently owned by ColoCrossing Computer Room. The host provider provides VPS based on OpenVZ and KVM architecture.
