The best servers for Solana RPC and Validator nodes
Victor Chiea•
Learn the requirements for Solana RPC and Validator nodes and discover the best bare metal servers available at Latitude.sh for these workloads.
Our Chicago & L.A locations are now connected to the DoubleZero Network
Victor Chiea•
Latitude.sh now integrates with DoubleZero in L.A and Chicago to bring validators 100 Gbps private backbone connectivity, ultra-low latency, and deterministic performance—enabling Solana deployments beyond Europe without penalties.
Latitude.sh to join Megaport to create a first-of-its-kind global compute and NaaS platform
Guilherme Soubihe•
Latitude.sh is joining forces with Megaport to create a unified platform where private compute meets private connectivity.
Meet the g4.rtx6kpro.large: Your New AI Powerhouse
Diego Lima•
An AI powerhouse capable of handling different types of workload for a fraction of the cost of other Blackwell chips.
Cutting egress costs in adtech: how bare metal makes the difference
Diego Lima•
Adtech’s cloud costs are soaring. Discover how bare metal cuts egress fees, boosts performance, and scales real-time bidding efficiently.
A small giant: m4.small is the server you didn't know you needed
Diego Lima•
Discover the m4.metal.small from Latitude.sh: a cost-effective bare metal server with AMD power, 64GB DDR5, NVMe storage & 20TB bandwidth.
How bare metal can boost speed on Adtech workloads
Diego Lima•
Processing bid requests in milliseconds is not an easy task, and sticking to the public cloud may not be the smartest strategy.
Before you run k8s: the bare metal cluster readiness checklist
Diego Lima•
Thinking of running Kubernetes on bare metal? Skip the cloud hype and avoid costly mistakes with 7 critical checkpoints for a smoother deployment.
Equinix Metal sunset: How to reduce the migration burden
Diego Lima•
With Equinix Metal shutting down by 2026, companies face costly migrations. Discover how to choose a reliable bare metal provider that lasts.
Is MCP Useful to Orchestrate Kubernetes at Scale?
Diego Lima•
Model Context Protocol (MCP) uses AI to simplify Kubernetes orchestration, making cluster management easier: especially on bare metal.