Latitude.sh + Inertia Labs: A partnership to enhance your bare metal experience
Latitude.sh partners with Inertia Labs to offer expert infrastructure planning, migration, and management for bare metal deployments.
Enabling the Next Era of Creativity
Explore how Latitude.sh empowers developers with cutting-edge, cost-efficient infrastructure, breaking barriers of speed and creativity.
Solana MEV-Validator Server Program: Jito & Latitude.sh Partnership
Unlock the full potential of MEV on Solana with a powerful validator at a discounted price. Sign up for the Latitude.sh server program today.
Maxihost is now Latitude.sh
Today, we have some very exciting news about the evolution of our company. Maxihost is now Latitude.sh.
Latitude.sh Brings its Powerful Bare Metal Cloud Platform to London
Latitude.sh's new location in London will support cloud infrastructure requirements for Gaming, Streaming and Web3 applications in the UK and neighboring European countries.
Ankr Partners with Bare Metal Cloud Provider Latitude.sh to Scale Web3 Infrastructure Globally
Latitude.sh will be delivering more than 100 bare metal servers to Ankr across 13 global Edge locations.
Latitude.sh Selects Scala Data Centers to Extend Brazil Data Center Footprint
Latitude.sh's new MH2 facility will be deployed at Scala's SP2 data center in São Paulo, enabling Latitude.sh's global bare metal offering from Scala's ecosystem
Latitude.sh Expands Footprint to Mexico City via KIO Networks
Latitude.sh Brings Powerful, Automated Bare Metal Servers for Cloud and Edge Applications to Critical Latin America Interconnection Hub
Latitude.sh Enables Next Generation Workloads with Powerful Ampere Processors
Collaboration brings high-performance Arm®-based microprocessors to Latitude.sh Bare Metal Cloud platform.
Announcing Private VLAN: Private networks for your servers in seconds
Private VLANs allow you to group servers, enabling private communication between them. This is useful in a number of instances where you don't want or need traffic from specific servers going through the internet. Connecting two or more servers in the same Private VLAN is the equivalent of them being physically connected.
