phoenixNAP
PhoenixNAP, a prominent global provider of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), assists organizations across various scales in fulfilling their IT demands for performance, security, and scalability. With services accessible from key edge locations across the U.S., Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, phoenixNAP ensures that businesses can effectively expand into their desired regions. Their offerings include colocation, Hardware as a Service (HaaS), private and hybrid cloud solutions, backup services, disaster recovery, and security, all presented on an operating expense-friendly basis that enhances flexibility and minimizes costs. Built on cutting-edge technologies, their solutions offer robust redundancy, enhanced security, and superior connectivity. Organizations from diverse sectors and sizes can tap into phoenixNAP's infrastructure to adapt to their changing IT needs at any point in their growth journey, ensuring they remain competitive in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Additionally, the company’s commitment to innovation ensures that clients benefit from the latest advancements in technology.
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Delska
Delska operates as a specialized data center and network service provider, delivering customized IT and networking solutions for enterprises. With a total of five data centers in Latvia and Lithuania—one of which is set to open in 2025—and additional points of presence in Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden, we create a robust regional ecosystem for data centers and networking. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our goal to reach net-zero CO2 emissions by 2030, establishing a benchmark for eco-friendly IT infrastructure in the Baltic region.
Beyond traditional services like cloud computing, colocation, and data security, we also introduced the myDelska self-service cloud platform, designed for rapid deployment of virtual machines and management of IT resources, with bare metal services expected soon.
Our platform boasts several essential features, including unlimited traffic and fixed monthly pricing, API integration, customizable firewall settings, comprehensive backup solutions, real-time network topology visualization, and a latency measurement map, supporting various operating systems such as Alpine Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows OS, and openSUSE.
In June 2024, Delska expanded its portfolio by merging with two companies—DEAC European Data Center and Data Logistics Center (DLC)—which continue to function as separate legal entities under the ownership of Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II. This strategic merger enhances our capacity to provide even more innovative services and solutions to our clients.
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IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers
IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers, a segment of the IBM Cloud Classic Infrastructure, are ideally designed for large-scale, stable, and predictable tasks that require traditional cloud networking solutions. With an impressive array of customization options exceeding 11 million combinations, IBM provides competitive pricing that averages 17% lower than rival services, all while delivering 20 TB of bandwidth. The billing framework supports a pay-as-you-go model, accommodating hourly, monthly, or long-term reserved plans, which allows for efficient financial management. Users can choose between Intel® Xeon® and AMD EPYC™ processors and can also boost their configurations with advanced NVIDIA Tesla GPUs. Additionally, clients have the capability to deploy both bare metal and virtual servers in a unified environment through a shared private VLAN, optimizing their operational flexibility. This setup enables users to leverage preferred tools and seamlessly engage with different providers and partners as needed. Moreover, the adaptable billing cycles further improve the user experience, allowing clients to select the payment methods that align best with their financial planning. This extensive offering ensures that organizations can effectively customize their cloud infrastructure to cater to their unique operational requirements, thus enhancing overall efficiency and productivity. As businesses increasingly seek tailored solutions, the versatility of IBM's offerings positions them as a strong contender in the cloud infrastructure market.
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Oracle Bare Metal Servers
Oracle's bare metal servers provide clients with a dedicated infrastructure that guarantees isolation, visibility, and control. These servers are engineered to support applications requiring significant processing power, capable of scaling up to an impressive 128 cores—the highest in the industry—alongside 2 TB of RAM and up to 1 PB of block storage. This extensive capability enables users to create powerful cloud environments on Oracle’s bare metal servers, delivering substantial performance improvements over other public cloud services and traditional on-premises solutions. The E4 series of compute instances features the most extensive bare metal option available, with 128 OCPUs and 2 TB of memory, making it ideal for a variety of enterprise applications that can seamlessly function on a single AMD-based instance. Additionally, bare metal servers excel in executing high-performance, latency-sensitive, specialized, and conventional workloads directly on dedicated hardware, akin to traditional on-premises setups. They are particularly well-suited for scenarios that require nonvirtualized environments, leading to significant workload performance optimization. Moreover, the robust capabilities and flexibility of Oracle's bare metal servers make them an attractive option for organizations aiming to elevate their computational abilities, ultimately driving innovation and efficiency in their operations. As businesses continue to evolve and demands for computational power increase, Oracle's offerings stand out in providing the necessary infrastructure to support these changes.
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