Maxthon Hosting was founded in 2010 by Shy Brother who studied in Australia, Gu Yu, a master of IT from National Taiwan University, and the well-known moderator and investor leader of the Global Hosting Forum. It has registered companies in Australia and the United States, and has applied for applications from ARIN and APNIC. own IP segment. We now provide VPS hosts based on the

Virmach is a foreign VPS service provider established in 2014.

IntoVPS is a site under Hosterion SRL. It started in 2004 and has been shared twice by Good VPS Gathering. It mainly provides KVM architecture.

VULTR is a well-known foreign VPS service provider that we are familiar with and charges by the hour. It supports the deletion of the host at any time and returns the balance to the account. It supports Alipay or WeChat recharge, and a free US$50 is given to new users for recharge.

AzzaVPS is a new foreign VPS hosting provider opened in the first half of this year. Good VPS Tribe has introduced it twice before.

Cheapness is the main theme of the good VPS tribe. Although occasionally there are some products with higher prices but good performance to share to meet the diverse needs, but generally speaking, we are always looking for some cheap information. OK, back to my article today, VersatileIT is an Australian hosting provider that has been registered for more than 7 years. This is the second time it has appeared here.

VirMach recently released a special annual payment KVM in LET. It is available in New York, Seattle and Chicago. The annual payment is US$17.86 for direct purchase without code. It supports Alipay payment. This is a foreign VPS hosting provider established in 2014.

HostXen is a DIY configurable cloud server host platform, owned by Hong Kong Wenjing Network.

Standard Internet is a website of Xiangyang Baishichuangyun Network Co., Ltd.

Datarealm has shared it on the blog several times, the earliest being in 2014, but the hosting provider is said to have been established in 1995 and provides VPS hosts based on the KVM architecture, with HDD and SSD series respectively.