ReliableSite, a company that rents out dedicated physical servers, will staff Booth 300 at CloudFest Americas 2026. The show runs on November 11 and 12 at Ice Palace Studios in Miami, and the company is bringing its parent, unpack.me, along with affiliated businesses. Its announcement lists a booth but no speaking slot or panel.
CloudFest mixes panels, workshops and networking, so a booth there reaches potential partners as well as direct buyers. The trip follows a busy year. Dallas, Amsterdam and Querétaro joined ReliableSite’s network, and visitors can ask about server setups at any of its six locations. That count implies three older sites, though the announcement never names them.
Radic Davydov, who founded the company and serves as CEO, will attend with colleagues from sales, marketing and the technical side. They plan to meet current customers and anyone curious about the business at the booth throughout the event.
Marketing Director Yevgeniya Davydov says the company wants a place in the regional hosting conversation. Meeting peers in person, she adds, helps ReliableSite learn what they need and preview its next steps.
Beyond server setups, staff plan to talk about reseller opportunities, products from unpack.me’s affiliated companies and an AI stack that ReliableSite develops in house. Attendees weighing a move to new hosting can bring technical questions to the team.
Those items arrive without detail, though. The announcement does not say what the AI stack does, whether customers can buy it or which affiliates are involved. It also leaves out hardware specifications and prices.
Those gaps matter because a bare metal server gives one customer a whole physical machine, so its location shapes how quickly nearby users reach it. Adding Dallas, Amsterdam and Querétaro widens the choice, yet buyers cannot weigh the value of a new site without its specifications.
For now, the visit works as an invitation to ask questions. Anyone who wants answers on the AI stack, reseller terms or the older locations will have to walk up to the booth and put them to the team directly.
