WebNX IaaS / Cloud, $ (on request) on Linux Cloud

IaaS / Cloud has been added on Feb 25, 2021

💪 CPU/Cores :	4x Dual Xeon E5-2630v3
🔋 RAM :	128000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US

See also initial IaaS / Cloud plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

WebNX is a U.S.-based infrastructure provider that has been operating since 1999, specializing in high-performance dedicated servers, GPU and AI platforms, storage servers, and colocation. They are clearly in the data-center and bare-metal space rather than classic shared hosting, with a focus on performance, custom builds, and network reliability for demanding workloads.

The core product line revolves around instant dedicated servers available in several U.S. locations: Manhattan (New York), Ogden (Utah) and Los Angeles (California). These are bare-metal machines built on the latest AMD Ryzen and EPYC platforms, as well as Intel Xeon and Platinum CPUs. Servers are delivered with automatic provisioning and are "deployable in minutes," which is attractive for teams that need to bring capacity online quickly, whether for web applications, SaaS platforms, or high-traffic services.

A significant part of the portfolio is dedicated to GPU & AI-optimised servers. In the Ogden and Los Angeles data centers there is a broad range of configurations using GPUs such as NVIDIA RTX 4060, RTX A5000, RTX A6000/6000 PRO, A100 80GB, RTX 5090, and older but still relevant Tesla V100 units. These are paired with very high core-count AMD EPYC or Intel Platinum CPUs, large RAM footprints (hundreds of gigabytes to 1.5 TB or more), and fast NVMe storage on Gen4 and Gen5 lanes. This makes WebNX a strong candidate for AI training and inference, GPU rendering, computer vision workloads, and other GPU-heavy tasks.

For storage-centric use cases, WebNX offers storage servers and high-capacity dedicated nodes, again exposed through its client portal. These systems focus on large NVMe volumes, many-terabyte configurations, and 10–25 Gbps networking, making them suitable for backup repositories, content delivery, video platforms, or big-data processing.

Alongside servers, WebNX operates an extensive colocation offering in its Ogden (Utah) and Los Angeles (California) facilities. Customers can colocate single 1U/2U servers, 4U chassis, or take half-rack and full-rack footprints. All colocation tiers include at least 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps ports, IPv6 support, and a bundle of IPv4 addresses (typically a /29 or /28), enabling clients to bring their own hardware while using WebNX power, cooling and connectivity.

The overall positioning is that of an enterprise internet infrastructure specialist: self-operated data centers, high-end hardware, custom server builds, and a network designed for low latency and high availability. This makes WebNX particularly attractive to companies running latency-sensitive applications, AI/ML pipelines, large-scale web platforms, or private clouds where bare-metal performance and predictable networking matter more than bundled software add-ons.