ERPC Releases the World’s Fastest Clock Speed 5.7GHz “SUPER EPYC VPS” for Solana, Now Available in Frankfurt
ERPC Releases the World’s Fastest Clock Speed 5.7GHz “SUPER EPYC VPS” for Solana, Now Available in Frankfurt
ELSOUL LABO B.V. (Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands, CEO: Fumitake Kawasaki) and Validators DAO have officially released the VPS product “SUPER EPYC VPS,” featuring the data center CPU with the world’s fastest clock speed. The first service region is Frankfurt, and it is now available for purchase.
We sincerely thank you for your continued support.
Product Overview and Positioning
SUPER EPYC VPS leverages the world’s fastest data center CPU to deliver a 5.7GHz clock range that is rarely seen in the market for VPS.
On Solana, high performance is required in every aspect of processing, and higher clock speeds accumulate clear advantages. Many users are simply looking for speed, and we directly meet that demand.
Maximizing Speed with Clock and Proximity
Our previous 4GHz-class VPS instances were deployed within the same network as Solana dedicated endpoints, avoiding external networks — the primary bottleneck — to achieve near-maximum performance.
While this was sufficient in many cases, there remained a clear gap compared to bare metal servers in terms of CPU clock speed.
With the new generation EPYC CPU, SUPER EPYC VPS achieves 5.7GHz performance in a virtualized environment, delivering an even higher level of capability.
Harnessing the Market’s Fastest 5.7GHz Clock
Until now, running at 5.7GHz required using consumer-grade AMD Ryzen 9 processors (such as the 7950X or 9950X). However, these CPUs are not optimized for virtualization and typically show their true performance only in bare metal environments.
SUPER EPYC VPS, built on virtualization-optimized AMD EPYC CPUs, delivers VPS performance that rivals bare metal. Since clock speed directly impacts both computation and communication, we invite you to experience the fastest VPS available.
Like our existing VPS lineup, SUPER EPYC VPS is deployed within our Solana network design, avoiding external networks and achieving maximum performance.
Service Launch and How to Purchase
The first service region is Frankfurt, the most popular location for Solana use. Following the surge of waitlist registrations immediately after our announcement, we have secured large-scale inventory with ample capacity. However, Frankfurt remains in especially high demand, so we recommend securing your instance early.
SUPER EPYC VPS is already available for direct purchase on Discord, allowing you to move smoothly from registration to activation.
For inquiries about inventory, requirements, or free trial information, please create a ticket on the Validators DAO official Discord. We will respond in sequence.
Validators DAO Official Discord: https://discord.gg/C7ZQSrCkYR
Why Frankfurt Is the Most Popular Region
Frankfurt hosts the largest number of Solana validators in the world and serves as a global hub for the Solana network. Located in the center of Europe, the city offers excellent geographic connectivity and has long been known as a major hub for large-scale data centers.
This well-established infrastructure, built through sustained investment, directly translates into shorter communication distances and lower latency, providing an ideal environment for maximum Solana performance. For these reasons, Frankfurt was chosen as the first service region for SUPER EPYC VPS.
Challenges ERPC Solves
- Transaction failures and latency fluctuations common in general RPC environments
- Performance throttling by many infrastructure providers
- The significant impact of network distance on communication quality
- Limited access to high-quality infrastructure for smaller projects
Through SUPER EPYC VPS, we deliver the best execution environment for Solana to a broader range of projects.
Thank you as always.
We will continue to accelerate research and development, while working on stabilizing inventory, expanding our lineup, and improving both service and product quality.
Official ERPC Website: https://erpc.global/en
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