Penguin Webhosting Cloud Server 32 GB, $ 144.00/mo. on Linux Cloud

Cloud Server 32 GB has been added on Nov 19, 2025

💪 CPU/Cores :	8 CPU's
🔋 RAM :	32000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	Available 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	30 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial Cloud Server 32 GB plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Penguin Web Hosting is a long-running U.S. hosting brand whose roots go back to 1998, with a history of hosting thousands of domains over more than two decades. It presents itself as a company built by "ISP people," drawing on around 27 years of experience in internet services and focusing on hardened Linux hosting, stability and hands-on support rather than flashy marketing.

The corporate picture is layered. The current branding positions Penguin Web Hosting as an IPS Inc. brand alongside IPS.ch in Switzerland, while older contact information ties Penguin and sister brands (such as PenguinCloud.com, CHIhost.com and AdvancedNetworkHosts.com) to Penguin Enterprises Corp. in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. In practice, it functions as part of a small hosting group with several front-facing brands and deep roots in the U.S. Midwest hosting scene.

A major differentiator is their hardware philosophy. Penguin emphasizes custom-built servers assembled from carefully chosen components and burn-in tested before production. Machines use multiple drives with hardware-level mirroring so the system remains online even if a disk fails. They highlight Intel CPUs, Platinum-series RAM with heat spreaders, Enermax power supplies and server cases optimized for airflow with upgraded Thermaltake fans and heavy copper heatsinks to keep temperatures low. This level of hardware detail is uncommon today and signals a very infrastructure-centric mindset.

On the product side, Penguin focuses firmly on Linux shared hosting, reseller hosting and VPS servers. Shared hosting is positioned as classic Linux hosting with a feature-rich panel, instant activation and nightly backups, tuned for open-source applications like Joomla and WordPress. Plans include enterprise-class webmail, SMTP/IMAP, mailing lists, anti-spam/anti-virus tools, GnuPG email encryption, phpMyAdmin, personal CGI-BIN, .htaccess support and developer features such as Python and Perl-CGI alongside libraries like GD and ImageMagick.

Reseller hosting targets designers, small hosts and agencies. It offers a private-label control panel with over 100 features, traffic statistics, support for multiple scripting languages (Perl, PHP, Python, C++), SSL, SSH, password-protected directories, custom error pages and a full CGI-BIN. Resellers can host multiple domains, use audio/video support and operate without forced advertising.

For customers needing more isolation and power, VPS servers add a strong network story: dual redundant OC-192 fiber feeds, 100 Mbps uplinks, premium transit (names like Level 3, Global Crossing, Internap, Verizon are mentioned), Cisco-based routing, firewalling and virus protection. VPS is framed as a step up from shared hosting, with "extreme support," upgradeable security options, remote backups and the ability to tailor builds for specific requirements.

Security is another core pillar. Servers are said to pass through a 17-point hardening process, with continuous monitoring, regular updates, proprietary security applications and offsite backups. For e-commerce, Penguin historically marketed PCI-compliant hosting, including building and configuring compliant environments and supporting integrations with processors like PayPal and Google Checkout so merchants can accept cards without storing card data themselves. Combined with a 99.9% uptime guarantee and custom monitoring tools, this reinforces the image of a small but technically serious Linux hosting provider.