Vultr Singapre Now is Online

Vultr announced the 15th location - Singapore about a month ago.You can now provision and manage high performance cloud servers from the heart of this island nation, strategically positioned for low latency in the APAC region.

This new location is as great as other 14 locations, here is a screenshot of benchmark of Singapore and Japan.

Singapore

Japan

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