Romania
Deployed in Voxility Bucharest

Bucharest servers in the datacenter

Bucharest punches well above its weight in the European hosting market. Romania has unusually mature wholesale connectivity for its market size, and runs one of the most aggressive DDoS-mitigation networks in the region. Our Bucharest deployment sits in the datacenter, with direct connectivity to InterLAN and RoNIX, the two major Romanian peering points.

Bucharest is the right answer for Eastern European audiences (Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, parts of Ukraine), for cost-optimized EU hosting that still has serious DDoS protection, and for game-server hosting targeting Eastern European competitive scenes where the player base concentrates in Romania, Hungary, and Greece.

Facility details

Carrier-neutral colocation, redundant power and cooling, and direct internet exchange peering.

Facility
Voxility Bucharest
Internet Exchange
InterLAN, RoNIX
Datacenter Tier
Tier III
Power Capacity
Multi-MW
Redundancy
N+1 power and cooling
Carrier Neutral
Yes
DDoS Capacity
Multi-Tbps mitigation upstream

Latency from Bucharest

Approximate round-trip times to major destinations.

DestinationRound-trip time
Sofia (BIX.BG)15-18 ms
Vienna (VIX)20-25 ms
Istanbul (IX.tr)30-35 ms
Warsaw (PLIX)30-35 ms
Frankfurt (DE-CIX)32-37 ms
Amsterdam (AMS-IX)40-45 ms

Latency values are approximate, based on typical fiber routing between metros. Real-world RTT varies with carrier path, traffic, and TCP retransmission.

Best for

Workloads that benefit most from a Bucharest deployment.

Game servers for Romanian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, and Greek player bases where regional latency beats Frankfurt by 15-25 ms.

DDoS-prone workloads (game lobbies, popular forums, VoIP) that benefit from upstream scrubbing capacity.

Cost-optimized Eastern European e-commerce and SaaS where domestic InterLAN/RoNIX peering keeps Romanian-ISP traffic local.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Bucharest deployments.

What datacenter is used in Bucharest?+
Bucharest servers are deployed in the datacenter, a Tier III facility with direct connectivity to InterLAN and RoNIX. is also a Romanian network operator with significant upstream DDoS mitigation capacity.
Is Bucharest a good location for DDoS-prone workloads?+
Yes — the network has invested heavily in scrubbing capacity, and Romania is positioned as one of the more DDoS-resilient hosting markets in Europe. For projects that have been targets in the past (game lobbies, popular communities, certain VoIP services), Bucharest is one of the strongest defaults.
How does Bucharest compare to Sofia?+
The two are similar in cost profile and EU jurisdiction, but Bucharest typically wins on DDoS protection and outbound connectivity. Sofia wins on latency to the southern Balkans and Greece. For a single Eastern European location, Bucharest is the more conservative default.

Deploy in Bucharest

60-second VPS deployment. Dedicated servers shipped within 60 minutes when in stock.