Floki NET Iceland HP BL460c G10, € 332.00/mo. on Linux Dedicated

Iceland HP BL460c G10 is a blade style dedicated server hosted in an Icelandic data centre and aimed at customers who want strong compute performance in a compact form factor. The platform uses two 18 core Intel Xeon Gold 6140 processors clocked at 2.3 GHz with turbo up to 3.7 GHz, giving a total of 72 hardware threads that are well suited to heavy multitasking, web application clusters, CI systems and dense container or virtual machine workloads. The base configuration comes with 96 GB of DDR4 2666 ECC registered memory in six 16 GB modules and can be expanded up to twelve modules, so you can scale RAM as more projects and services are consolidated on the system. Local storage starts with two 480 GB SATA3 solid state drives which together provide 960 GB of fast space for the operating system and primary data, while the blade chassis can hold up to twenty two 2.5 inch SATA or SAS drives for larger or more redundant RAID arrays. Connectivity includes a 1 Gbit uplink plus an additional 10 Gbit capable port, and the plan bundles 10 TB of monthly traffic, making it appropriate for production environments that need predictable bandwidth without sharing resources with noisy neighbours. Pricing is shown per month at 332 EUR, allowing you to budget for the platform as an ongoing operational cost rather than a large capital expense.

FlokiNET dedicated servers in Iceland pair HP ProLiant enterprise hardware, ECC memory and solid state storage with an offshore friendly hosting environment in a privacy focused Icelandic data centre. Each configuration is connected to a reliable network with distributed denial of service mitigation and includes 10 TB of traffic per month, giving most projects enough capacity for sustained hosting of websites, applications and services while keeping costs predictable. Customers have full root access and can install the Linux distribution, virtualisation layer or container platform they prefer, using the included SSDs and additional drive bays to build RAID layouts tuned for speed or redundancy. The provider is known for supporting free speech and privacy oriented projects such as NGOs, journalists, independent media and security researchers, and the Iceland jurisdiction benefits from strong data protection laws that appeal to organisations with higher than average compliance requirements. Management and support are delivered through a secure portal with ticket based communication and operational assistance such as manual reboots or hardware checks when required. Billing is straightforward, with flat recurring fees based on the chosen configuration and payment options that include bank transfer, credit card, PayPal and cryptocurrencies, represented here as Bitcoin, which is convenient for customers who prefer to minimise the amount of personal information attached to their infrastructure.