Looking for seemingly limitless server resources that are easily accessible across the globe? Look no further than SiteGround's dedicated hosting. Featuring multiple datacenters based out of the US,... read more +
Looking for seemingly limitless server resources that are easily accessible across the globe? Look no further than SiteGround's dedicated hosting. Featuring multiple datacenters based out of the US, Europe, and Asia, SiteGround's dedicated servers offer extreme accessibility, scalability, and security.
If you're interested in dedicated hosting, you're probably not new to the web hosting community, as hosting on dedicated servers is designed for site owners faced with extremely high traffic volumes. These customers are therefore in need of a server dedicated to providing blazing-fast page load speeds and mega-scale bandwidth for mission-critical websites and applications.
With dedicated servers, the key points to consider before choosing a host are bandwidth limitations, speed, and processor performance, as well as RAM and storage options. To ensure your account is secure, you'll also want to look into data protection, downtime prevention, and of course, network size and overall security.
SiteGround starts you off with Intel Xeon E3 or E5 processors, with a minimum of four CPU cores and eight threads. Customers receive at least 16GB of DDR3 memory, 480GB of SSD storage, and 10TB of bandwidth.
SiteGround uses the latest hardware while keeping replacement parts on-site for every model used. To reward loyal customers, the company regularly updates hardware with seamless transitions and zero downtime. Overall, SiteGround averages 99.999% uptime each month and 99.996% annually.
In terms of security, SiteGround was the first to implement a unique server isolation mechanism that protects servers from becoming compromised by a single, vulnerable account. The downtime prevention software they developed detects and resolves the majority of server issues instantaneously, while most hosts take up to 40 minutes to detect, triage, and react to security breaches.
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