LanLabs is the technical foundation behind FBi's new SaaS - built on a long history of low-latency infrastructure and performance-minded code.
Most hosting is sold on storage and price. Ours is built around the thing that actually moves rankings and ad costs: how fast and clean your site loads. Speed, code quality and server response are part of how search engines and ad platforms judge your site - we built the hosting to match.
LanLabs was born out of Future Beta's early push into technology. It started with a 10,000 sq. ft. LAN gaming center on Manhattan's Lower East Side, with its own colocation facility and a private carrier-grade connection. Those machines became one of the largest privately owned rendering farms in the country, serving research centers, game developers and software companies.
From there we ran large-scale LAN events, built custom high-speed kernels, launched an early eCommerce store with live distributor integration, opened a chain of computer stores across Long Island and Queens, and engineered G-Layer - a low-latency gaming ISP that cut global latency through proprietary protocols.
Today that same performance-first thinking powers the software, hosting and back-end behind Future Beta and BetaSEM.
