Expanding Our Phoenix Footprint: New 10kW of Capacity

Growth update from the data center floor: we have added a new 10kW of power capacity to our Phoenix infrastructure.

Demand for both our VPS platform and our recently launched dedicated servers has been strong — strong enough that staying ahead of it means expanding the physical footprint, not just adding nodes to existing racks. This new capacity gives us room for the next wave of host nodes and dedicated inventory, deployed the way we prefer: ahead of need, not behind it.

A few notes on what this means in practice:

• More dedicated server inventory. The most direct beneficiary — new configurations will be coming into stock over the following weeks.
• Headroom for high-density builds. 10kW supports the kind of modern, power-hungry hardware that lower-density space simply cannot — think high-core-count CPUs and NVMe-heavy storage builds.
• No disruption to existing services. This is net-new capacity. Nothing moves, nothing changes for current customers — there is simply more QuickServers than there was last month.

Infrastructure announcements are not glamorous, but they are the honest measure of a hosting company. Anyone can publish a plan page; racking power, cooling, and hardware is where the commitment shows. We would rather show you the build-out than tell you about ambition.

More to come this year. As always, questions welcome at info@quickservers.net.