Dell PowerEdge R240 / 16 GB / 1 x 960 [...], € 250.00/mo.

Dell PowerEdge R240 / 16 GB / 1 x 960 GB SSD has been updated on May 11, 2021 (added October 28, 2019)

🔋 RAM :	16000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatOnline: Skype, Whatsapp ...Available 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Netherlands
⚑ Targeting :	CA UK US

See also initial Dell PowerEdge R240 / 16 GB / 1 x 960 GB SSD plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

i3D.net is a Dutch infrastructure and managed hosting company built for performance-sensitive workloads rather than classic low-cost shared hosting. Their strongest fit is for game studios, SaaS platforms, enterprise infrastructure teams, real-time voice/video platforms, DNS workloads, backup and disaster recovery, AI inference, GPU workloads, and companies that need predictable global latency on dedicated infrastructure.

The company’s history goes back to 2002, with its gaming-server activity becoming a major part of the business from 2004. i3D.net grew from a Benelux game-server provider into a global low-latency infrastructure platform. A major corporate milestone came in 2018, when Ubisoft (ubisoft.com) acquired i3D.net, while the company continued operating as an independent managed hosting provider inside the Ubisoft group. Founder Stijn Koster and co-founder Rick Sloot are important names in the company’s history, while Ivo Teel became CEO in 2025.

i3D.net is not a traditional cPanel shared-hosting provider. Their portfolio is infrastructure-oriented and includes Bare Metal Servers, GPU Servers, Bare Metal Cloud / Flex Metal, Game Server Orchestrator, Managed Game Hosting, FairFight Anti-Cheat, GLAD Anti-DDoS, Colocation, MPLS VPN, IP Transit, and network services for latency-sensitive deployments. For customers who only need a small WordPress website, cheap email hosting, a domain bundle, or beginner website hosting, i3D.net is likely more advanced and enterprise-oriented than necessary.

Their Bare Metal Servers are single-tenant, API-managed servers available across a large global footprint. Configurations include Intel-based server classes with SSD or HDD storage options, DDoS protection, and a 99.99% uptime target on the global bare-metal platform. Long-term commitment discounts and region-based bandwidth pricing make the offer more practical for technical buyers who need to control traffic cost by geography.

The GPU Server line is aimed at cloud gaming, AI workloads, build machines, remote workstations, and real-time rendering. Hardware options include NVIDIA (nvidia.com) A10, L40, and L4 GPUs, with dedicated single-tenant infrastructure, DDoS protection, and private-network routing. This gives i3D.net a stronger position for specialized compute users than for ordinary shared-hosting customers.

For game publishers, i3D.net has a particularly strong product stack. Their Game Server Orchestrator and Game Hosting Platform support fleet management, build distribution, automation, capacity planning, deployment profiles, and multi-cloud bursting into AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Their Managed Game Hosting adds operational support, no-impact patching, monitoring, dedicated communication channels, and advice around hardware, location choice, security, and launch planning.

Security is also part of the core offer. GLAD Anti-DDoS is their proprietary DDoS protection system, working across their private network and edge locations. FairFight adds server-side anti-cheat and game-integrity analysis for studios that need behavioral detection without placing the entire detection model on the player’s machine.

The website is modern, technical, and English-focused. Pricing is available for some bare-metal configurations, while many higher-end services are quote-based. The product currency selector includes USD and EUR, which is useful for international buyers.