RackForce Drops Bandwidth Prices

• By theWHIR.com , May 30, 2006

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RackForce Drops Bandwidth Prices

May 30, 2006 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider RackForce (rackforce.com) announced on Tuesday it has lowered its prices on unmetered dedicated server bandwidth by up to as much as 50 percent.

With the new pricing, a dedicated 10Mbps connection on a 3GHz Xeon server is priced at $324 per month. The same server at 5Mbps costs $249 per month. To deliver the unmetered model, RackForce uses multi-homed connections to multiple providers. All its Internet connections are dedicated and each customer receives its bandwidth as allotted, regardless of what bandwidth other customers use.

"RackForce is one of a few hosting companies offering dedicated unmetered bandwidth," says Tim Dufour, president of RackForce. "We have avoided the ambiguous 'two terabytes of transfer on a 100Mbps shared bandwidth' model even though actual network performance only allows for a fraction of that. Our flat rate, unmetered model is clear, simple and predictable."

Due to its location in British Columbia, Canada, says the company, RackForce has access to redundant hydro power feeds and world-class carrier networks. RackForce provides dedicated servers, virtual private servers and colocation services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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