Ulo runs on real, physical bare-metal hardware — not a virtualized instance resold as a "dedicated server," and not a pool of oversold shared capacity. Every plan gets the cores and memory it's sold with, backed by a machine you could walk up and touch.
Ulo currently runs from a single, well-provisioned bare-metal node in the United States. As demand grows, so will our footprint — but every plan you deploy today is backed by real dedicated hardware, not a promise of capacity that isn't there yet.
Bare-metal isn't just a buzzword here — it's the actual architecture.
Your VM runs directly on the hypervisor, not inside a VM pretending to be bare-metal. One less layer of overhead and abstraction.
Cores and memory are allocated, not oversubscribed. What a plan is sold with is what it actually gets.
The numbers in your panel — CPU, memory, bandwidth — reflect real hardware, not a shared abstraction layer.
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