SpectraIP: €3.5/month KVM-2GB/50GB/5TB/Netherlands data center
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SpectraIP is a Dutch hosting company that provides virtual hosting, VPS and dedicated server rental, etc. Its data center is located in Dataone's computer room in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company has its own AS number (AS62068). The VPS hosts it provides are based on KVM architecture, using SSD hard disks in RAID10, 500Mbps bandwidth, and support for user ISO installation systems. The lowest 2GB memory package starts at only 3.5 euros per month, and supports payment methods such as PayPal and Bitcoins. The following lists the configuration information of the two hosts.
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