Infrastructure · Full Control
Physical Hardware, Entirely Yours
For workloads that demand maximum performance, full resource control, or the strictest isolation, dedicated servers provide entire physical machines with no resource sharing — available on Linux or Windows.
When Virtualized Resources Aren't Enough
Virtualized infrastructure — VPS, private cloud — covers most workloads well, but some genuinely need more: guaranteed, unshared performance with zero risk of contention from other tenants, specific hardware configurations, or compliance requirements that call for physical, single-tenant infrastructure. Dedicated servers provide exactly that — an entire physical machine, configured and reserved entirely for your use.
We provision and manage dedicated server infrastructure on both Linux and Windows, matched to your performance and compliance requirements and proactively maintained, not just delivered and left alone.
Linux or Windows — Sized to Fit Your Stack
Maximum Performance, Open Source
Linux Dedicated Servers
Full physical hardware for demanding, open-source workloads.
For high-performance applications, databases, or infrastructure built on open-source stacks, Linux dedicated servers deliver maximum resource availability with no virtualization overhead.
Explore Linux Dedicated ServersFull Control, Microsoft Stack
Windows Dedicated Servers
Dedicated hardware for demanding Windows and .NET workloads.
For resource-intensive applications built on the Windows ecosystem, dedicated hardware provides the performance and licensing clarity virtualized environments can’t always match.
Explore Windows Dedicated ServersWhat's Included
- Entire Physical Server — No resource sharing or virtualization overhead
- Custom Hardware Configuration — CPU, RAM, and storage configured to your specific requirements
- Choice of OS — Linux or Windows, matched to your application stack
- Proactive Management — Monitoring, patching, and performance tuning included
- Network & Security Configuration — Dedicated networking with security controls appropriate to single-tenant infrastructure
- Backup & Disaster Recovery Options — Add-on protection through our broader backup and security services
Who This Is For
Businesses running high-performance or resource-intensive applications and databases
Organizations with strict compliance or data isolation requirements
Companies that have experienced performance issues from “noisy neighbor” effects on shared infrastructure
Teams needing specific, custom hardware configurations that virtualized environments can’t provide
Common Questions
How do we decide between a dedicated server and VPS?
It comes down to workload requirements — VPS offers cost-effective, scalable resources for most applications, while dedicated servers make sense when you need guaranteed, unshared performance or have specific compliance requirements. We’ll help assess which fits.
Can we customize the hardware configuration?
Yes — dedicated servers can be configured with specific CPU, RAM, and storage specifications matched to your workload’s requirements.
Is this more expensive than VPS?
Generally yes, since you’re not sharing hardware costs across tenants — but for workloads that genuinely need guaranteed, unshared performance, that’s the trade-off dedicated servers are built for.
Related Services
Enterprise VPS
For workloads that don’t require full dedicated hardware.
Hosted Private Cloud
For workloads needing cloud-like flexibility across dedicated infrastructure.
Backup
Protect dedicated server data with dedicated backup and recovery.