We are thrilled to announce the expansion of our global infrastructure. New nodes are now available in Frankfurt, Seoul, and Sydney, bringing our total to 15+ regions worldwide. Our commitment to low-latency, high-availability cloud services continues to grow.
All existing customers will automatically benefit from improved routing through these new nodes.
This article was prepared with AI assistance by the SharkCloud editorial team and reviewed before publication.
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