10Gbps Dedicated Servers in Europe
A 10Gbps unmetered port on any Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC build, with ceilings up to 200Gbps. No monthly transfer quota, no overage, network-edge DDoS mitigation included — in eleven European countries and Ashburn, Virginia.
From 1Gbps Standard to 200Gbps — What Each Port Actually Moves
Every build starts on an unmetered 1Gbps port and steps up at checkout. The transfer column is the physical ceiling of the port over a 30-day month at line rate — there is no quota underneath it.
Line rate is 324 TB per Gbps per 30 days (1 Gbps × 2,592,000 s ÷ 8). Sustained utilisation is lower on any real workload, which is exactly why an unmetered port matters: the figure is physics, not a bill. How unmetered works here →
Every Configuration Takes a 10Gbps Port
The same eight builds and prices as the dedicated server catalogue — the port speed is chosen on the configure step, and each card shows how far that build can go.
2x Intel Xeon E5-2630 v3
2.20GHz · 20 cores / 40 threads2x Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4
2.60GHz · 28 cores / 56 threads2x Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4
2.20GHz · 44 cores / 88 threadsAMD EPYC 9254
2.9GHz · 24 cores / 48 threads2x AMD EPYC 9254
2.9GHz · 48 cores / 96 threads2x AMD EPYC 9554
3.1GHz · 128 cores / 256 threads2x AMD EPYC 7702
2.0GHz · 128 cores / 256 threads2x AMD EPYC 9754
2.3GHz · 256 cores / 512 threadsNeed 100Gbps or 200Gbps on a specific build, or a custom transit mix? Talk to a network engineer →
Workloads Where the Port Is the Bottleneck
Most servers never fill a gigabit. These are the ones that fill ten — and the number that tells you whether yours is one of them is on your current traffic graph.
Video streaming origins
A single 1080p stream is 5–8Mbps; a 10Gbps origin serves well over a thousand of them at once before a CDN ever gets involved.
Game patches and large downloads
Release-day traffic is a wall, not a curve. Ten gigabits absorb the spike without queueing players behind a saturated port.
Backup and replication targets
Nightly windows shrink by 10× when the target port does. Pair a 10Gbps port with a dedicated storage server for the disks to match.
Analytics and data ingest
Log collectors, ETL landing zones and object-storage front ends move terabytes a day. The port is usually the first ceiling you hit.
E-commerce and SaaS peaks
Black Friday and product launches multiply egress for hours. A 10Gbps port keeps checkout latency flat while the campaign runs.
Attack-exposed services
A bigger port is not protection, but it does keep legitimate traffic flowing while the network-edge mitigation included on every build drops the flood. Add Layer 7 filtering
Ten Gigabits Is 1.25GB/s — Can the Rest of the Server Keep Up?
The port is the easy part. These six checks are where a 10Gbps build quietly turns into a 3Gbps one.