Nitrado uses the latest systems from Supermicro to deliver the highest performance at lower costs than many competitors. Their unique approach allows customers to set up game servers in 60 seconds and get gaming faster.

Nitrado and Bohemia Interactive have worked closely together on a server hosting project with enormous success. Mini DayZ 2 is a mobile version inspired by the highly successful game that is available on PC, Xbox and PlayStation.

Nitrado and Keen Software House have worked closely together on a console server hosting project with enormous success. The aim was to provide Space Engineers players on Xbox with access to private servers, allowing a completely different and customizable game play.

Multiplayer online gaming is a fast-moving market that has seen rapid growth in recent years, with open world games such as Minecraft, ARK and DayZ ramping up the demand for computing and storage capacity.

People all over the world log into Nitrado servers to play ARK, DayZ, Minecraft, and hundreds of other popular online games. But soaring numbers of users, combined with remarkable improvements in gaming apps, led Nitrado to invest in a more scalable network that can deal with increasing demand.

Nitrado and Bohemia Interactive have worked closely together on a two phase server hosting project with enormous success. Phase one was to provide DayZ players on consoles with ...

Sion Duncan, System Administrator at Impeller Studios, lists the main reasons why their move to Nitrado was so advantageous for the studio. Speed, reliability, customer service and of course the significant cost savings were factors that mattered.

In collaboration with Intel, Nitrado now offers its business customers and end customers the benefits of Intel® Optane™ DC persistent memory. This is an important step in revolutionizing storage capacity for game developers and publishing studios.

Offering private servers for a free2play mobile game had never been done before and until then it was unclear if and how much of a success it could even be. Will players actually rent private servers and how can this be successfully monetized?