No virtualization. No neighbors. No oversold capacity. You get a bare-metal machine built from components we've tested and burned in ourselves — and the same team that built it answers when you need them.
For lives, livelihoods, and mission-critical workloads — the kind where a single hour of downtime is a story you don't want to tell.
No hypervisor, no noisy neighbors, no contention. The full machine answers to your workload alone — exactly what you want when reliability is non-negotiable.
AMD EPYC Gen4, DDR5, and NVMe — built from components we've tested and trust, then burned in before they ever touch production. We catch the weak parts so you never meet them.
We monitor components for the early signs of failure and replace them before they take you down — the proactive work most data centers never did for us, now standard for you.
Our own ASN and ARIN IP space, peered at DET-iX with 100+ active networks, on a multi-homed backbone. Your traffic takes the short path and never rides a single fragile upstream.
Tell us the workload — database, virtualization host, application backend — and we'll build the machine around it.
Single-socket power for a serious workload.
More cores, more memory, NVMe redundancy.
Specified exactly to your requirements.
Configurations shown are starting points. Because we build our own hardware, we can tailor the CPU, memory, storage, and networking to exactly what you need.
When you can't afford contention or noisy neighbors — high-traffic databases, latency-sensitive apps, mission-critical systems — a dedicated machine gives you every cycle, predictably, with no virtualization tax.
Yes. We learned the hard way which components to trust, how to burn them in before production, and how to spot a failing part before it fails. That's why we run our own builds instead of trusting someone else's shortcuts.
We monitor for the early warning signs and aim to replace failing components before they cause an outage. If something does fail, a system administrator is on it immediately — and you talk to that person directly.
Tell us what you're running today and what's falling short. We'll spec a build that fixes it — and because we own the hardware and the network, the whole stack answers to one team: ours.
Configure a dedicated server, or talk through your exact requirements with a system administrator who'll build it.