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CloudFerro, a Polish provider of Europe’s sovereign cloud infrastructure, announces the launch of a new cloud region in Łódź, Poland.
A new cold object storage service is now available in CloudFerro WAW4-1 cloud region. This new offering is designed to meet the growing demand for economical, long-term storage of infrequently accessed data.
CloudFerro is excited to announce the launch of the WAW4-1 cloud, a new addition to our services within the WAW4 region, deployed in October 2024. The WAW4-1 cloud represents a significant advancement in our commitment to providing state-of-the-art cloud solutions.
CloudFerro is excited to unveil the launch of a new public cloud region WAW4. This strategic expansion aims to bolster our cloud infrastructure, providing users with increased capacity, improved performance, and enhanced reliability.
Users can now save on cloud resources costs as they gain access to CloudFerro cloud instances at significantly reduced prices compared to standard VMs.
Users can now benefit from a new line of HMDA virtual machines in the CloudFerro WAW3-2 cloud region.
CloudFerro, a leader in providing cloud infrastructure for Earth Observation markets, is expanding its offerings by adding two additional cloud regions - WAW3-2 and FRA1-2.
CloudFerro has recently completed an upgrade to the WAW3-1 cloud, which has resulted in a significant increase in its capacity.
We are pleased to announce that we are successively launching new functionalities of CREODIAS 2.0 – a new version of the platform that offers more capacity and scalability for our users' projects.
CloudFerro is expanding its cloud location portfolio with a new cloud region - WAW3-1. Just like all our clouds, this one is also built on OpenStack technology. The new region is based at our new Warsaw TIER III location and is fully separated from CF2 region.
Following recently gained projects, CloudFerro, a provider of cutting-edge cloud computing services, has chosen to rent additional space for its servers in a new Netia’s data centre in Jawczyce, near Warsaw, Poland.