How Serverspace Doubled Its Growth with vStack

Over the past three years, Serverspace (part of ITG Corporation) has doubled the scale of its cloud infrastructure powered by vStack, reduced total cost of ownership (TCO) by 34% compared to VMware, and expanded its presence to nine countries, including the UAE, Brazil, and Uzbekistan. Today, vStack-based infrastructure exceeds VMware deployment in most regions, while a franchise-driven expansion model enables the company to scale internationally without sacrificing a unified technology stack.

Serverspace: An International Cloud Provider Focused on Simplicity and Automation

Serverspace is an international cloud provider with extensive experience in infrastructure services. The company delivers a cloud platform designed for businesses, developers, and IT teams, emphasizing ease of deployment, transparent management, and high service availability across multiple regions.

With infrastructure spanning nine countries, Serverspace enables customers to deploy workloads closer to their end users, meet local compliance requirements, and build resilient multi-region architectures. Its platform supports a broad range of use cases, from SMB workloads to software development, web applications, data storage, and digital services.

Serverspace offers virtual infrastructure based on both vStack and VMware technologies, giving customers flexibility while maintaining fast deployment, intuitive management tools, and seamless resource scalability.

Why Serverspace Chose vStack

vStack has become one of the core technologies behind Serverspace’s infrastructure expansion. The platform was selected for its operational efficiency, helping reduce both capital and operating expenses while delivering performance comparable to established virtualization solutions.

Key advantages of vStack include:

• Unified infrastructure platform — compute, storage, networking, and management tools are integrated into a single platform, simplifying operations and reducing complexity.
• Hardware flexibility — organizations can build highly available virtual environments using a wide range of server hardware while maintaining strong performance.
• Lower infrastructure costs — reduced infrastructure overhead allows cloud services based on vStack to be offered at highly competitive prices.

Scaling Strategy Built Around vStack

Serverspace began working with vStack in 2019, and by 2022 the partnership had become a key component of the provider’s long-term growth strategy. Since then, the company has expanded its infrastructure footprint, introduced new services, and strengthened its position in international markets.

Business Model Evolution

Since 2022, Serverspace has benefited from growing demand for flexible cloud infrastructure, accelerating digital transformation initiatives, and increasing adoption of AI technologies.

To support global growth, Serverspace introduced a franchise model. Partners can launch Serverspace operations in their local markets using a licensed management platform powered by vStack and the Serverspace brand. This approach enables rapid geographic expansion while maintaining a consistent technology stack and customer experience worldwide.

Infrastructure Growth

Since 2022, Serverspace has launched new locations in the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, and Uzbekistan.

Today, vStack is the dominant virtualization platform across most Serverspace locations, surpassing VMware usage in terms of infrastructure consumption. While customers can still choose between VMware and vStack-based virtual servers, vStack increasingly serves as the foundation for new services and pricing plans due to its cost efficiency and operational simplicity.

Global Expansion Powered by vStack

vStack has played a central role in Serverspace’s international growth by providing high performance, simplified deployment, and a 34% lower TCO compared to VMware.

In regions such as the UAE, Brazil, and Uzbekistan, customers use vStack-powered infrastructure for streaming services, multi-region applications, and business-critical workloads. The platform’s flexibility allows organizations to meet local requirements while maintaining consistent performance during peak demand.

Combined with the franchise model, this enables partners to launch and scale cloud operations quickly while offering competitive pricing in their local markets.

New Services Built on vStack

Since 2022, Serverspace has expanded its portfolio with several new offerings built on vStack infrastructure.

These include:

• Expanded CDN services.
• Video-on-Demand solutions.
• Web Application Firewall (WAF) services.
• Streaming delivery through a global CDN network.
• 1-Click Apps for rapid deployment of preconfigured development environments.

One notable addition to the 1-Click Apps catalog is OpenClaw, enabling users to launch ready-to-use environments with minimal setup effort.

As a result, Serverspace now delivers not only virtual servers and cloud resources, but also more advanced platform-style services while preserving the fast deployment experience that has been a hallmark of its infrastructure from the beginning.

Business Results

Since 2022, Serverspace has achieved consistent revenue growth and improved infrastructure utilization. Increasing customer adoption and resource consumption have been supported by the continued expansion of its cloud platform, with vStack clusters serving as the foundation for scalable and reliable operations.

The company expects significant growth in infrastructure consumption over the coming years, driven by new platform capabilities and expansion within its existing customer base. Additional geographic growth is planned across the Middle East through new vStack-powered locations and franchise partnerships.

Customer Adoption and Market Trends

Customer attitudes toward alternative virtualization platforms have evolved significantly in recent years. Organizations increasingly prioritize performance, operational simplicity, and cost efficiency when selecting cloud infrastructure providers.

According to Serverspace, customer feedback on vStack has been consistently positive, particularly regarding performance, ease of management, and overall value compared to traditional virtualization platforms.

International customers also benefit from the platform’s scalability, straightforward deployment process, and ability to support geographically distributed workloads across multiple regions.

Automation and AI-Powered Support

Since 2022, Serverspace has significantly expanded automation across its internal operations.

One major initiative has been the deployment of AI-powered support systems capable of handling approximately one quarter of routine customer inquiries. This has accelerated ticket resolution times while allowing support engineers to focus on more complex technical issues.

Automation has enabled the company to continue growing without proportionally increasing support staffing levels, while improving the overall customer experience through faster responses and more efficient service delivery.

Looking Ahead

Serverspace plans to continue expanding its geographic footprint, with a particular focus on the Middle East and emerging markets.

The company will further develop its franchise model, enabling local partners to leverage a ready-to-deploy cloud platform powered by vStack while concentrating on market development and customer acquisition.

Future product development will focus on business-oriented solutions, including 1-Click Apps, CDN services, and AI-powered support capabilities. As adoption continues to grow, Serverspace expects the share of vStack-based infrastructure within its portfolio to increase further, reinforcing its position as a global cloud provider delivering scalable, cost-effective infrastructure for developers and businesses worldwide.