Net4, a provider of hosted e-mail, web application hosting and domain name registration in the Asia-Pacific region, launched Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting solution that provides clients with greater control over their business.

The VPS also allows clients to maximize application performance while enhancing security and reducing total cost of ownership (TCO).

The new solution from Net4 is the perfect Web or application hosting option for companies that want the power of a dedicated server, according to company officials. It also provides a high level of security at a lower cost.

Each VPS is private and secure that operates akin to a dedicated and independent server.

Net4 VPS experts provide free technical consultation to small and medium sized businesses and large enterprises which are interested in powerful, reliable, and flexible VPS solutions. This helps them overcome technological barriers for long-term scalable solutions.

VPS services eliminate the problems that are observed with other standard hosting solutions such as slow loading times and buffering delays.

Customers of VPS hosting will ensure greater security with Net4. They will also be provided with broader options, more control and better server performance.

According to Jasjit Sawhney, chairman managing director, Virtual Private Server is a hosting environment that provides unique private server a virtual environment.

Sawhney said, “At Net4, our solutions enable customers to control their virtualized servers, enjoy high levels of performance while sharing the expense of hardware components and multi redundant network connects.”

Net4’s VPS solution offers each virtual platform the power of a dedicated server with its committed server resources.

According to Sawhney, VPS is ideal for businesses that are looking to expand with no worry on infrastructural upgrades and investments.

This launch lets the business grow beyond the limitations of mediocre Web or application hosting solutions. They also benefit from near infinite scalability of computing and network resources, company officials said.