Dedicated Servers

Our Ryzen line suits sites and applications that benefit from high clock speeds, while EPYC gives you far higher core counts for virtualisation, containers and heavily concurrent workloads.

Storage servers pair large capacity drives with enough compute to serve them, and our GPU series is available where you need hardware acceleration for rendering, transcoding or machine learning. Memory, storage and network options are all configurable rather than fixed to a preset.

A dedicated server means the entire machine is yours. There is no hypervisor taking a share, no noisy neighbours competing for disk, and no contention on CPU or memory at peak times.

That makes dedicated hardware the right choice for workloads with predictable heavy load, for applications with licensing tied to physical cores, and for anyone with compliance requirements that rule out shared infrastructure.

Stock builds are typically racked, provisioned and handed over within the hour. Custom configurations take longer only where we need to source specific hardware, and we will tell you the timescale before you commit.

Billing is monthly with no minimum term, so you are never locked into a multi-year contract for hardware your requirements may outgrow. Scale up, change specification or cancel as your needs change.

Your hardware sits in our Kent facility, which connects into London's Docklands over a resilient dark fibre ring and peers with many of the UK's major ISPs. That means low latency for UK visitors and sensible routing for everyone else.

The site runs on dual-redundant power with UPS and generator backup, 24/7 security and on-site engineers. Like the rest of our estate it is powered by renewable energy, and we offset the emissions from both datacentre and offices.