DigiPLUS acquires BurstNet to restructure data centers

Since the second half of last year, I have had a vague feeling that something is wrong with BurstNet, and various services cannot keep up. It should be that internal employees are unrest and are not working well (guessed), so Snail’s commission of more than 800 US dollars has been delayed and has not been sent. So there was the snail's article "Is BurstNET preparing to run away?" written by Snail the day before yesterday. I have never paid attention to the official public information, but I have seen complaints from various webmaster forums in mainland China and abroad that their products and services cannot keep up, and they do not process various services and order products at all.

In fact, on April 1, their official website published confirmation of the acquisition. DigiPLUS acquired BurstNet and reorganized the data center. The specific announcement is as follows:

After DigiPLUS took over BurstNet, it needed to move the original data center to North Carolina. This is why many users have recently seen their original machines being shut down and all their original OVZ solutions offline. The CEO of the new company said that the current data center migration is a big challenge. It is indeed challenging enough. You always have customer service to solve the problem. You can't use automatic replies to deal with users. Even I can't renew my subscription.

In the next few months, the original BurstNET brand will remain unchanged, but will gradually transition to the name of the new company. We all know BurstNET's reputation and user base in the console field. Snail also hopes that their transition this time is temporary. If the takeover is not done well, it will lead to the decline of such a powerful brand.

I even hope that after the new company takes over, my commission will be paid to me.

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