OVH Cloud tells users to expect 87% price rise — with gaming servers hit particularly hard
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An 87% price jump tied to 6x memory costs is a reminder that infra inflation is not theoretical—it's already in customer bills. If you’re running memory-heavy or GPU-adjacent workloads, revisit your 12–24 month hosting assumptions and model in similar shocks across providers.
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