Jul 1, 2009 : 1&1 Launches New Dedicated Servers

📅 July 1, 2009 - - Dual Core S server introduced to 1&1's carbon emission saving, green server range for business and semi-professionals
- 1&1 upgrades traffic allowance and FTP backup space for multiple server classes
- 1&1's "Website Server" platform offers an ideal solution for building a website without the need for advanced technical knowledge
Philadelphia, PA (July 1, 2009) - 1&1 Internet, Inc. (http://www.1and1.com), the world's largest webhost by known servers, has launched exciting new server packages. 1&1 customers now have a choice between eight different hardware class choices for dedicated Linux, Windows, or 1&1 Website servers.
Internet users can now choose between five servers with Dual Core processors and three models with Quad Core CPUs. There are now three server classes priced under $100 per month, the Dual Core S, M and L.
To continue to provide servers that are of optimal value to IT professionals and SMBs, 1&1 customers can now enjoy even more monthly traffic, with no additional fees. Traffic allowance was increased by 1000 GB per month for the Dual Core L and Dual Core XL server classes. Monthly traffic allowance was increased by 2000 GB for all three available Quad Core server classes.
FTP backup space was also increased, making 1&1's server offerings even more competitive in terms of the cost-to-performance ratio. 250 GB of FTP backup space are now available for the Dual Core S, M, L, and XL server classes. The Dual Core XXL, Quad Core L and Quad Core XL server packages are now all offered with 400 GB of FTP backup space.
1&1's ideal offering for lower demands is the new Dual Core S Dedicated Server