Dedicated Server

What is a Dedicated Server?

A Dedicated Server is exactly what it sounds like: a complete physical machine, not virtualized, allocated exclusively to you. No hypervisor overhead, no neighbors, no shared anything. Every CPU cycle, every byte of RAM, every NVMe IOP belongs to your workload.

Our dedicated server fleet runs on AMD EPYC 9004/9005 series processors (24 to 96 cores per socket, single or dual-socket configurations), with 128 GB to 2 TB of DDR5 ECC memory, and locally-attached NVMe arrays from 2 TB to 60 TB. Networking is 40 Gbps standard, 100 Gbps available on request.

You get full IPMI/iDRAC access, custom OS installation including ESXi, Proxmox, or any custom distribution, and the ability to install your own kernel modules. This is a serious tool for serious workloads.

When you actually need bare metal

Most workloads run beautifully on virtualized cloud VPS. You move to dedicated when:

• License compliance — some software (Oracle DB, certain SAP modules) requires physical core licensing.
• Massive single-VM workloads — 64+ vCPU, 512+ GB RAM single instances.
• Hypervisor avoidance — running your own ESXi or Proxmox cluster, KVM at scale.
• Specialty hardware — physical TPM modules, FIPS-certified configurations.
• Sustained 100% CPU — bitcoin/crypto mining, video transcoding farms, scientific simulations.

Provisioning and management

Dedicated servers provision in 1-4 hours typically (vs 60 seconds for VPS). You get a full IPMI console URL, access credentials, and a default OS image of your choice — or a blank machine ready for your custom ISO.

Hardware support is 24/7 with on-site engineers in each datacenter. Failed drive? RMA in 4 hours. Failed motherboard? Hot-spare ready in most racks. We don't make you wait for business hours.

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