Projects with a British audience
Stores, services and applications where fast response for local users and keeping data in-country both matter.
The London location matters where a British audience and British jurisdiction do. The range is high-frequency Ryzen builds with a pair of Enterprise NVMe drives, ECC memory and unmetered traffic.
The servers sit in the London location: minimal latency to users in the UK and Ireland and a short route to continental Europe.
Since the UK left the EU this is a separate legal perimeter. If a project needs its data to physically stay in the UK, this location settles the question.
Ryzen CPUs at 3.7–3.8 GHz and two mirrored Enterprise NVMe drives. The build is tuned for response time, not for thread count.
Prices are per month. The filter on the left narrows configurations by CPU, memory, drives and price; for some plans the location is chosen during checkout.
Everything listed is already in the monthly price; these configurations carry no separate connection fee.
A 500 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s port with no monthly cap — gigabytes are not counted.
Enterprise-grade drives, in software RAID-1 by default. A no-RAID option is available.
DDR4 with error correction, from 32 to 128 GB depending on the model.
A browser console with ISO mounting — the server comes back up even after a failed kernel upgrade.
Addresses are added in the configurator at checkout or later from the client area.
The list comes from billing and always matches what is actually available at checkout.
Windows Server is installed in the Standard edition; several simultaneous RDP sessions require separately purchased RDS licenses. Control panels run on Linux systems only.
There are two main reasons to pick London. The first is the audience: British and Irish users are reached fastest from here, and for a local store, service or game project the difference in response time is noticeable. The second is jurisdiction: the UK is no longer part of the EU, and some customers deliberately keep their data inside the British legal perimeter.
In hardware terms the location mirrors the French and German ones: high-frequency Ryzen 5 and 7, ECC memory, two mirrored Enterprise NVMe drives and unmetered traffic on a dedicated port. Ready configurations are delivered quickly, and if a build tailored to a specific workload is needed — with a chosen CPU, many drives and a port up to 10 Gbit/s — we assemble those in the Netherlands.
Stores, services and applications where fast response for local users and keeping data in-country both matter.
Ryzen 5 and 7 at 3.7–3.8 GHz with mirrored NVMe hold several dozen game instances at a steady tick.
A separate country makes a convenient secondary site for a project whose main servers sit in the EU.
The British location is London. It is selected at checkout under "Server location".
The configurations available in the UK carry no one-off setup fee — you pay only the monthly rental.
Traffic is unmetered; only the dedicated port speed is limited — 500 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s depending on the plan.
Yes. Besides the ready images there is IP-KVM HTML5: mount your own ISO through it and install the system manually.
We are responsible for the hardware, the network and delivering the server with the OS installed, and we answer infrastructure questions quickly. We do not administer anything inside the system — access is full and the setup stays with you.
Tell us which CPU, memory and drives you need. We will find an option in London or offer a tailored build in the Netherlands.