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We connect our customers' Internet presence over redundant, enterprise-grade networks
with no single point of failure. See our Network Connectivity and
Topology Map for more information.
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Internet Connectivity Comparison |
| Connection |
Speed | Time to Transmit 1 GB * |
| Standard Modem | 56 Kbps
| 1 day, 18 hours, 37 min |
| Cable / Fiber Broadband | 100 Mbps
| 1 min, 26 sec |
| Gigabit Ethernet | 1 Gbps
| 8.59 sec |
| 10 Gigabit Ethernet | 10 Gbps
| 0.86 sec |
| 25 Gigabit Ethernet | 25 Gbps
| 0.34 sec |
| 100 Gigabit Ethernet | 100 Gbps
| 0.09 sec |
| 400 Gigabit Ethernet | 400 Gbps
| 0.02 sec |
* All figures are approximated. |
| Platform & Reliability |
| Your virtual servers run on current-generation virtualized compute backed
by high-performance SSD storage. Workloads are hosted across two core regions —
Northern Virginia (primary) and Oregon (secondary) — each spanning multiple independent
availability zones, so a single hardware, power, or network failure does not take your
services offline.
We protect customer data with multiple layers of backup:
- Continuously replicated, redundant primary storage
- Automated point-in-time snapshots
- Off-site, cross-region backup copies
Each data center is engineered for continuous operation, with redundant power
(including UPS and on-site backup generation), cooling, and network paths, plus 24-hour
monitoring and on-site physical security.
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