HostGator.com Web Hosting Increases Bandwidth on All Dedicated Servers to 10TB

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18th May 2011
Last edited: 13th March 2012

HostGator.com, a leading web hosting provider, has announced today that it has increased the bandwidth allowance on all dedicated servers to 10TB free of charge.

This includes existing client’s servers automatically increasing to the new 10TB allowance.

“We are constantly working to improve our services and make our offerings even more attractive to our clients,” said Brent Oxley, Founder and Chairman of HostGator. “We are excited about increasing the bandwidth allowance on all dedicated servers at no additional charge. This will allow our clients to expand their business and reduce expenses.”

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