HostColor Expanded Global 100 Gbps Server Capacity
The provider has increased its bandwidth offerings across data centers in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and South America.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Data Centers
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HostColor has expanded its points of presence to provide 100 Gbps dedicated and cloud server hosting. This upgrade allows customers to utilize full connection capacity for both inbound and outbound traffic.
Why it matters
The expansion supports high-bandwidth requirements for organizations deploying dedicated cloud infrastructure. These connections are available for both bare metal and cloud server environments.
HostColor now provides 100 Gbps bandwidth ports across its network of over 120 global data centers. These connections are available for both Linux and Windows-based server instances.
The players
HostColor
HostColor is an international infrastructure provider that manages cloud and dedicated server environments.
The details
Customers can leverage these 100 Gbps connections through virtualization platforms including VMware ESXi, Proxmox VE, and Microsoft Hyper-V. The infrastructure includes management under a Semi-Managed Dedicated Server service level agreement, providing technical support for network and physical interfaces.
Timeline
HostColor began its infrastructure operations in 2000.
New Jersey data center locations were added in September 2024.
The official announcement regarding the server infrastructure expansion occurred on September 30, 2026.
Roadmap
The transition to high-capacity 100 Gbps links reflects the increasing demand for high-throughput data processing in modern enterprise environments. This shift positions the company to compete more effectively with providers moving toward faster, large-scale cloud infrastructure standards.
Administrators managing high-traffic cloud instances can now access 100 Gbps throughput for both inbound and outbound data operations. Users should review their existing service level agreements to confirm technical support coverage for these high-speed interfaces.
The takeaway
Enterprises requiring significant bandwidth for virtualization workloads now have expanded options for high-speed server connectivity. Organizations should evaluate whether their current virtualization platforms are optimized to utilize this increased throughput.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest infrastructure trends in the Data Centers section.
More information
For more technical specifications, visit the HostColor infrastructure services and information.
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