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Global Presence

Servers in 11 countries across Europe and the US

Pick the location closest to your users. Dedicated servers are offered in 11 countries; KVM and streaming VPS run in seven locations: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest, Sofia and Ashburn.
Latency is determined by physics — the speed of light through fiber. Choosing the right hosting location is the single biggest performance decision you make. The city guides below describe each metro's internet landscape and give approximate round-trip times, so you can put your servers as close to your users as possible.
02Network

Locations and latency at a glance

Facilities are named only where verified. Single round-trip values were measured between our own servers on 12 October 2026; ranges are approximate estimates based on typical fiber routes between metros.
CityDatacenterRound-trip to nearby hubs
Frankfurt—Amsterdam (AMS-IX): 6.2 msVienna (VIX): 11.4 msLondon (LINX): 12-15 ms
AmsterdamEquinix AM6Frankfurt (DE-CIX): 6.2 msLondon (LINX): 7-9 msParis (France-IX): 12-15 ms
Vienna—Bratislava: 3-5 msBudapest: 8-10 msFrankfurt (DE-CIX): 11.4 ms
Sofia—Bucharest (RoNIX): 7.5 msVienna (VIX): 15.6 msFrankfurt (DE-CIX): 21.9 ms
Milano—Rome (NaMeX): 10-12 msZurich (SwissIX): 8-10 msMarseille (FranceIX-South): 12-15 ms
Bucharest—Sofia (BIX.BG): 7.5 msVienna (VIX): 17.8 msFrankfurt (DE-CIX): 24.6 ms
Marseille—Paris (France-IX): 15-18 msMilan (MIX): 12-15 msMadrid (ESpanix): 20-25 ms
Paris—London (LINX): 8-10 msAmsterdam (AMS-IX): 12-15 msFrankfurt (DE-CIX): 12-15 ms
Madrid—Barcelona (CATNIX): 8-10 msLisbon: 10-12 msMarseille (FranceIX-South): 20-25 ms
Warsaw—Vienna (VIX): 11.9 msBerlin: 12-15 msVilnius: 15-18 ms
IstanbulComing soon—Sofia (BIX.BG): 30-35 msBucharest (RoNIX): 30-35 msAthens (GR-IX): 35-40 ms
AshburnEquinix DC6New York (NY4/NYIIX): 5-8 msAtlanta: 15-18 msChicago: 20-25 ms
03Questions

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about datacenter selection and regional deployment.
How do I choose the best datacenter location?
Pick the location closest to the majority of your users. For European e-commerce, Frankfurt or Amsterdam typically deliver the lowest median latency across the EU. For North American workloads, Ashburn (Northern Virginia) is the de-facto US East peering hub. For Eastern European audiences, Sofia, Bucharest, or Warsaw will outperform Western European locations.
Can I deploy the same workload in multiple locations?
Yes. VPS can be deployed in seven locations — Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest and Sofia in the EU, plus Ashburn (US East) — and a common pattern is a primary instance in Frankfurt or Amsterdam with a replica in Warsaw or Bucharest, or in Ashburn for North American failover. Dedicated servers are offered in 11 countries.
Which internet exchanges are in these metros?
Each metro is a major peering hub: Frankfurt is home to DE-CIX (the world's largest IX by traffic), Amsterdam to AMS-IX, Vienna to VIX, Sofia to BIX.BG, Warsaw to PLIX/Equinix Warsaw, Madrid to ESpanix, Bucharest to InterLAN/RoNIX, and Ashburn to Equinix IX (the largest US East peering point). Our own network, AS60982, reaches them through an upstream transit provider rather than direct exchange ports.
Are all locations the same price?
Not always. Prices can differ by location — Ashburn VPS plans, for example, have their own price list — and the exact price for the location you choose is shown at checkout.
Do all locations offer the same products?
No. VPS hosting — standard and streaming-optimised alike — is available in seven locations: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest and Sofia in the EU, plus Ashburn (US East). Dedicated servers are offered in 11 countries across Europe and the US, though exact CPU SKUs and stock levels vary.