Enterprise dedicated servers
Up to 28 cores
Enterprise dedicated servers powered by Intel Xeon CPU’s with up to 14 cores per processor chip.
Up to 2 TB of RAM
Dedicated Servers perfect for virtual machines or applications that require large amounts of RAM.
Hardware raid
Battery hardware raid included with all dedicated servers including legacy servers.
Built-in iLo (IPMI)
Full access to your server via remote KVM through from any desktop, tablet, or through the HPE iLO app. (HPE iLO app only compatible with Gen8 and Gen9 servers).
Bandwidth Pricing
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*GPU dedicated servers are provisioned within 24 - 72 hours. Provisioning may take up to two weeks if your GPU of choice is out of stock.
Included with your server
Network
A global network that guarantees low latency.
1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 address included – extra IPv4 from $6 a month, on most lines
Unmetered port – speeds up to 100 Gbps available
New York, Miami, San Francisco, Amsterdam or Bucharest Data Center
Hardware
Enterprise dedicated servers are delivered with:
Enterprise HPE hardware, with Dell and Supermicro on some lines
Hardware RAID included with all configurations
Software
Choose from 33 operating systems when configuring the server:
Ubuntu 14.04 through 26.04, Debian and AlmaLinux
Windows Server 2008 R2 through 2025 – Windows is a paid licence
Proxmox VE 9
VMware vSphere Hypervisor 7 and 8
Administration
You have complete control over your server specifications, upgrade or downgrade anytime.
Control Panel
Root Access to Server
HPE iLO or Dell iDRAC console access
Support And SLA
A team of server experts is available around the clock, ready to assist you.
24/7 Live Support Via Phone or Live Chat
Service Level Agreement
Why Server Room?
Get an enterprise dedicated server, custom configured or deployed instantly, connected to our low latency global network. Your server is fully managed, with access to 24/7 support, via live chat or phone, and is backed by our industry leading SLA.
Need more than two processors? Our quad CPU dedicated servers put four physical Xeons in a single chassis — for work that wants many processors at once rather than fast ones.
