Locations

Three European regions

Every region runs identical hardware and identical prices, so choosing one is only a question of latency and data residency.

  • FRA

    Frankfurt

    Germany

    Central European peering hub, lowest latency to DACH and CEE.

    ~6 ms to Berlin, ~12 ms to Warsaw

    Tier III facility, N+1 power and cooling, 2N UPS.

    DE-CIX peering, 10 Gbit/s uplinks per host.

    Data stays in Germany under EU jurisdiction.

  • MAD

    Madrid

    Spain

    Best route to Iberia, North Africa and Latin America.

    ~5 ms to Madrid, ~20 ms to Lisbon

    Tier III facility, redundant grid feeds, diesel backup.

    ESpanix peering, 10 Gbit/s uplinks per host.

    Data stays in Spain under EU jurisdiction.

  • AMS

    Amsterdam

    Netherlands

    AMS-IX connected, strong transatlantic capacity.

    ~4 ms to Amsterdam, ~9 ms to London

    Tier III facility, N+1 cooling, free-air economisers.

    AMS-IX peering, 10 Gbit/s uplinks per host.

    Data stays in the Netherlands under EU jurisdiction.