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April 23, 2025 ·

New hardware expands to Frankfurt & Warsaw

Following our initial deployment, we’re happy to announce that our latest generation of hardware, featuring high-performance AMD EPYC™ Turin processors, is now available for new Cloud Server deployments in our de-fra1 (Frankfurt) and pl-waw1 (Warsaw) data centres.

Experience a significant 30-40% performance boost compared to previous generations on General Purpose and Cloud Native plans in these locations. Check Cloud Server Availability for details and deploy your next-gen server today in Frankfurt or Warsaw!

April 3, 2025 ·

New hardware with AMD EPYC Turin processors

We’re excited to announce the deployment of new servers featuring AMD EPYC™ Turin processors in our cloud infrastructure! These cutting-edge processors offer a significant performance boost of 30-40% compared to previous generations, delivering even faster and more efficient computing power for your workloads.

New AMD EPYC Turin hosts feature:

  • Enhanced core architecture: Improved core design for higher instructions per clock and overall performance.
  • Faster memory: Support for faster DDR5 memory, reducing memory latency and improving data access speeds.

Hosts are equipped with AMD EPYC 9575F processors, with a clock speed of 3.3 GHz, delivering improved performance for your applications and workloads, and increased efficiency. Faster processors also mean better cost-efficiency, with the ability to do more with fewer resources.

We’re progressively rolling out this generation of hardware across all of our locations. The new hosts are available for new deployments of General Purpose and Cloud Native plans in fi-hel2 and us-chi1 data centres.

Check Cloud Server Availability for details.

March 5, 2025 ·

Advanced Features for SDN Private Networks

New configuration options are available for SDN Private Networks, giving you more control and flexibility over your network setup:

  • Gateway IP: You can now specify a custom gateway IP address for your SDN Private Network. This allows for more advanced network configurations and integration with existing infrastructure.
  • DHCP Control: Enable or disable DHCP on your SDN Private Network. This gives you finer control over IP address assignment for your connected Cloud Servers.
  • Default route via DHCP: Configure whether the default route (0.0.0.0/0) is automatically set via DHCP for Cloud Servers connected to the SDN Private Network. This simplifies network setup and ensures proper routing.
  • Auto-populating routes: SDN Private Networks now automatically learn and populate available routes through DHCP. This makes it easier to manage complex network topologies and ensures efficient routing.
  • Static routes: Define static routes within your SDN Private Network to direct traffic to specific destinations. This allows for more granular control over network traffic flow.

These new settings provide greater flexibility and control over your SDN Private Networks, making it easier to manage complex network configurations and optimize your cloud infrastructure.

February 28, 2025 ·

More Cloud Native plans!

Remember those awesome Cloud Native pricing plans for Cloud Servers we launched in December? Well, we heard your feedback and decided to double down! Announcing the second wave of Cloud Native plans, with even more options to fuel your cloud-native dreams. We’ve added some seriously sweet deals, especially in the popular 16 GB to 64 GB memory range.

Cloud Native plans work best in private clusters with Kubernetes, and they can be connected to other resources through SDN Private Networks.

Cloud Native plans come with no bundled storage or IP addresses. To be able to function, a server requires some storage, and the size and flavour can be freely picked from any of our storage tiers.

See Cloud Server pricing for details.

December 12, 2024 ·

Cloud Native plans for Cloud Servers

UpCloud introduces a new line of Cloud Native plans for Cloud Servers, designed to deliver exceptional price-performance for modular workloads, containerized applications, and microservices architectures. These plans offer a streamlined approach to cloud server provisioning, focusing on core compute resources (CPU and memory) and allowing you to tailor storage and networking independently to match your specific needs.

Unbundled Storage: Choose the storage tier and size that best suits your workload, with no fixed storage included in the base plan. This provides greater flexibility and cost optimization.

Hourly Billing: Pay only for the compute resources you consume, with no long-term commitments. Ideal for dynamic and short-lived workloads. Cloud Native plans are only billed when the server is powered on.

Optimized for Modern Architectures: Perfect for containerized applications, microservices, and cloud-native environments where servers are treated as ephemeral resources.

Unbeatable Price-Performance: Our Cloud Native plans offer the best possible pricing against hypervendors like AWS and GCP, allowing you to maximize your cloud budget without compromising on performance.

Read more about different Cloud Server plans and pricing.