Company introduces upgrades across its entire line of hosting services, boosting resource allotments for existing customers without raising fees.

Future Hosting, an internet solutions provider serving SMBs and enterprises and developer of Future Engineer, today announced that it is introducing full-scale upgrades across its entire line of hosting services, boosting resource allotments for existing customers without raising fees. The company mentions that all existing customers will be automatically given a 50 percent increase in disk space as well as an increase in bandwidth, depending upon the level of the hosting package. The minimum monthly bandwidth allotment has been increased from 100GB to 2TB, a boost of a whopping 200 percent.

According to it, Virtual Private Servers offered by the company are available in a wide variety of configurations, including on both managed and unmanaged plans. Clients are also able to locate their server in any of its six international data centers, in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, London, Seattle, or Washington, D.C.

The company articulates that it is the developer of Future Engineer, a technical support automation system designed to automate time consuming server configuration and repair tasks on Virtual Private Servers (VPS). Future Engineer allows clients to receive a greater level of technical support than is available when technicians spend their time performing routine or basic maintenance tasks. With Future Engineer, technicians are free to spend their time offering a level of technical support that is unrivaled and otherwise unaffordable.

"Providing value for our customers is essential, especially as businesses seek to do more with less in these economic times. By taking advantage of economies of scale due to our robust growth, we are able to provide our customers with much larger resource allotments on their hosting plans without increasing costs. Coupled with our global expansion and recent upgrades to our automation systems, we continue to make Future Hosting an attractive choice for small to medium sized businesses," said Future Hosting Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Kowalski.