This is what you need to handle even the most intense workloads.
Bare metal in Ede or Naaldwijk, on our own network. No virtualisation, no sharing: the whole machine is yours.
Fast hardware
AMD Ryzen and EPYC, Intel Xeon, ECC memory and NVMe storage. Bare metal: the whole machine is yours.
Our own network
Your traffic runs over AS211588, with a core at two Amsterdam sites and connections to more than 600 networks.
Full control
IPMI access, root and your own ISO. Linux, Windows or a hypervisor: you decide what runs on it.
Our range
Four families, each with its own strength. Pick what your workload needs: many cores, a proven server platform, high clock speed or a second life for good hardware.
Not sure yet whether you need bare metal? The difference between a VPS and a dedicated server lays out the trade-off.
Server processors with many cores and memory channels per socket. For virtualisation, databases and anything that scales in parallel.
Typical
Processors in this family: AMD EPYC 7302, 2x AMD EPYC 7551 and more
From €199,00 /mo
View servers — AMD EPYC dedicated serversThe proven server platform: ECC memory, hardware virtualisation and years of stability.
Typical
Processors in this family: Intel Xeon Silver 4114, Intel Xeon Silver 4116 and more
From €149,00 /mo
View servers — Intel Xeon dedicated serversHigh clock speed per core. For game servers, build servers and databases that need one fast thread.
Typical
Processors in this family: AMD Ryzen 5900X @ 4.8Ghz, AMD Ryzen 5950X @ 4.9Ghz and more
From €270,00 /mo
View servers — High-frequency dedicated serversRefurbished servers with years of life left. Same network, same support, lower price.
Typical
Processors in this family: Intel Xeon E5-1650v4 @ 3.6Ghz, Intel Xeon E5-2620v4 @ 2.1Ghz and more
From €75,00 /mo
View servers — Avoid e-waste: refurbished dedicated serversDo not see your configuration? Get in touch and we will build it.
4
Dutch data centres
600+
networks via AS211588
10 Gbit/s
uplink available
/56
IPv6 per data centre, /48 if you need it
Why the Netherlands
Location is more than a flag on a map. It decides which network carries your traffic, how short the path to your visitors is, and which law your data falls under.
Your server lives at BIT in Ede or at Greenhouse in Naaldwijk, both on Dutch soil. The network core sits at two Amsterdam sites, NorthC and NIKHEF, so a single failure does not take the network down. Your data stays in the Netherlands, under Dutch and EU law.
Your traffic runs over our own AS211588. That network connects to five transit providers and sits on six internet exchanges: ERA-IX, NL-ix, Frys-IX, Speed-IX, nine and 1-IX EU, with ports of up to 100 Gbit/s. On top of that we peer directly with more than 600 other networks.
Because of that direct peering, traffic to Dutch, Belgian and German providers crosses the exchange directly, without a detour through a transit network abroad. Fewer hops means lower latency and fewer places where things can go wrong. You can check your exact path yourself on bgp.tools.
The numbers
Source: PeeringDB and bgp.tools, AS211588 (Innovation Harbor B.V.).
Bandwidth: fair use at the 95th percentile
A dedicated server gets a 1 or 10 Gbit/s uplink and no "unlimited" that gets throttled later. We measure your traffic continuously and drop the top five percent of samples: a peak costs you nothing, only structurally high usage counts. The limit is agreed per situation.
How we measure trafficNetwork and data centres
We run our own network on our own hardware in Dutch data centres. You notice it in the details.
Bring your own IPs
Own IP space, for anycast for instance? With BGP on your server or on our routers we route your addresses to the internet.
Close to the internet
Our core sits in Amsterdam, on six internet exchanges including ERA-IX, NL-ix and Frys-IX, with ports of up to 100 Gbit/s. We also help you set up your own transit connection.
IPv6 from day one
Every server comes with an IPv4 address and a /56 IPv6, in every data centre. Need more? You get a /48.
Four data centres
Your server lives at BIT in Ede or Greenhouse in Naaldwijk; our network core sits at NorthC and NIKHEF in Amsterdam.
See the locationsIPMI and remote hands
Console access at hardware level, and engineers who can get to the rack when needed.
Fair use, no small print
We measure traffic at the 95th percentile. A peak costs you nothing; only structural usage counts.
How we measure trafficBare metal is not always the answer. These are the alternatives on the same network.
Would you rather hand over the management? What managed servers do and do not cover explains where the line sits.
FAQ
Do you still have questions? Our customer service is available to help
Is your hardware running elsewhere today? See the migration guide for moving to PlanetNode. Other questions are answered in the knowledge base.
Blog
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