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Offshore server selection

Less searching.
More comparing.

Compare six available 10 Gbps configurations by hardware, location and monthly cost. Use the server matrix to explore the remaining ports and set your own constraints.

Choose your constraints
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Service families

Three ways into the hardware.

Keep the fields together as you read.

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1 Gbps3 Gbps5 Gbps10 Gbps20 Gbps40 Gbps

Starting matrix

Six records.
Three families.

Each family contributes its two lowest priced, available 10 Gbps entries. Price and record ID establish their order; the full matrix retains every listed port.

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records

Catalogue coverage

Locate the record.
Check the route.

Country and city identify the listed configuration. They do not establish latency to your users; check the route requirements for your workload before deciding.

GermanyFrankfurt44 recordsNetherlandsAmsterdam44 recordsSpainMadrid76 recordsUnited StatesMiami36 records
200Configuration records
144Listed available
4Listed countries
6Port speeds

Hardware fields

Separate the hardware facts
from the open questions.

Compute totals

The processor quantity and total core count describe different fields of the machine.

Data capacity

The data disks remain separate from any documented system disk and RAID mode.

Network context

A port speed is a listed specification; the destination still needs its own route assessment.

Memory specification

Capacity and RAM type are recorded together so each configuration can be checked.

Residential addressing

For Residential IP, ISP identification and ASN await confirmation.

Catalogue status

The snapshot contains 144 available records and 56 marked Out of Stock. Confirm current availability through Telegram.

Selection help

Resolve the fields
before the decision.

Read the documented columns first; include the remaining requirements in the configuration enquiry.

Discuss the requirements

Reading the matrix

Does a faster port change the traffic allowance?

Port speed and traffic are different columns. The Gbps value describes the listed connection rate; the traffic entry states the allowance in the catalogue. Neither field establishes a measured throughput result for your workload.

How should I read a dual-processor record?

The number before the processor model is the installed processor quantity. Core and thread counts describe the whole configuration, so multiplying those totals by that quantity would overstate the hardware.

Where are the Storage-specific fields?

The matrix shows the data disks first and adds a separate OS disk line when documented. Open the record for usable capacity, supported RAID options and the included IPv4 entry; those values are not inferred for other categories.

Before contacting us

What is still unresolved for Residential IP?

Build the IPv4 allocation you need: a 256-address ceiling, billed at €3 each/month. For Residential IP, ISP identification and ASN await confirmation.

Can I reserve a row marked Available?

Available is the status in the catalogue snapshot, rather than a reservation. Telegram is the next step for checking current stock and arranging the configuration; this website does not process a checkout.

What does the monthly figure include?

Each figure is the documented EUR price per month for that record. Setup costs, taxes, contract length and extra services are not established by this dataset and should be clarified in the enquiry.