High bandwidth dedicated servers.
Dedicated CPU and GPU hardware for streaming, CDN delivery, high-traffic applications and data-intensive services. Compare standard bandwidth commitments up to 40 Gbps online, or request 100 Gbps and unlimited-transfer terms for your preferred location.
Build for the traffic your application actually sends.
A busy application can need network capacity before it needs more processor cores. A streaming origin, cache node, software distribution platform or large-data pipeline should be sized around concurrent demand, object sizes, traffic direction and the busiest hour. Match that demand to hardware capable of keeping the network fed: CPU processing, memory bandwidth and storage reads can all constrain useful throughput.
Compare 10, 20 and 40 Gbps commitments.
The configurator provides region-specific peak-based and 95th-percentile pricing for standard commitments up to 40 Gbps. These are planning options, not a live promise of a particular server NIC or available stock. A 10 Gbps commitment may fit a smaller delivery node; a larger service may need 20 or 40 Gbps across a suitable host or deployment. Confirm how bandwidth is allocated before treating a quoted commitment as a dedicated throughput guarantee.
| Requirement | Online calculation | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Gbps | Region-specific standard commitment | Port capability, allocation, traffic terms and availability |
| 20 Gbps | Region-specific standard commitment | Port capability, allocation, traffic terms and availability |
| 40 Gbps | Region-specific standard commitment | Port capability, allocation, traffic terms and availability |
| 100 Gbps / unlimited transfer | Custom Sales quote | Port capability, allocation, traffic terms and availability |
100 Gbps and unlimited-transfer requirements.
For a 100 Gbps requirement, send Sales the preferred city, required physical port speed, sustained and burst demand, traffic direction and hardware configuration. Custom enquiries are available across the listed location directory. Unlimited-transfer requirements can be included in that enquiry. Your written quote must establish capacity allocation, usage terms, permitted traffic and price. No 100 Gbps price or unrestricted transfer entitlement is inferred from the standard online calculator.
Choose hardware that can sustain useful work.
For content serving, compare the working set with available RAM and NVMe capacity. For packet-heavy workloads, record packets per second, encryption requirements and CPU consumption. For GPU data pipelines, include dataset transfer, host preprocessing and checkpoints. Select networking capabilities together with your processor, memory and storage rather than assuming every server configuration can saturate the same port.
Compare the full hardware and network total.
Hardware catalogue rows show the base configuration. In the configurator, the selected bandwidth charge is added to hardware before the chosen term is billed upfront. Change the region, currency, commitment or measurement method to compare applicable network prices. Average utilization changes the data-transfer estimate; it does not reduce the price of your selected commitment. Ask for written confirmation of taxes, overage arrangements and any custom work.
Deploy around the networks your customers use.
Choose a region and city from the location directory, then test representative routes from your actual audience where test access is available. Geographic distance is useful context, but it cannot establish latency, jitter or routing quality by itself. Share customer regions, redundancy requirements and migration windows with Sales. Location listings support enquiries and configuration planning; staff confirm facilities and inventory.
Make capacity planning repeatable.
Track throughput, packet rates, storage latency, CPU utilization and application response times together. Use the busiest period rather than a quiet-day average when forecasting expansion. Define what happens during traffic bursts, how billing measurements are taken and who handles incidents. Before moving production traffic, validate the deployed configuration and document a rollback path.
Bring your traffic requirements.
Share the workload, city, capacity and timeline you need.
Frequently asked questions.
Can I request a 100 Gbps dedicated server?
Yes. Submit a custom enquiry for any listed location. Sales must confirm the server port, sustained throughput requirements, price and delivery terms before you order. Standard online bandwidth calculations currently cover up to 40 Gbps.
Is unlimited bandwidth the same as unlimited speed?
No. Unlimited transfer describes a transfer-volume arrangement, not an infinite rate or a guaranteed dedicated port. Request unlimited-transfer terms from Sales and confirm port speed, bandwidth allocation, acceptable use and any restrictions in writing.
Does selecting 40 Gbps guarantee a 40 Gbps server port?
No. The configurator prices a bandwidth commitment. Port capability, server networking, sustained performance and deployment availability must be confirmed for the actual configuration.
Is bandwidth included in the total?
The configurator adds the selected monthly network charge to the hardware cost, then applies the billing term. Hardware-only catalogue prices do not include the selected bandwidth.