RedSwitches 1x AMD EPYC 9755 1Gbps [...], $ 1,208.39/mo.

This top-end AMD configuration in Frankfurt is built on an AMD EPYC 9755 with an enormous 128 cores and 256 threads at around 2.7 GHz, plus 768 GB of DDR5 RAM and 2 x 3.84 TB NVMe SSDs. The server is connected at 1 Gbps with 100 TB of monthly traffic, targeting extremely demanding workloads such as large-scale virtualization, big private clouds, complex analytics clusters, batch-processing grids or AI/ML pipelines that can take advantage of huge parallelism and memory capacity. NVMe storage provides fast access to large datasets and model artifacts, while the European location delivers good network performance throughout the region. This kind of configuration is typically used by enterprises and advanced engineering teams that want control over hardware specifications and predictable costs instead of scaling exclusively in public cloud.

All RedSwitches dedicated server plans are delivered on bare metal infrastructure with full root access, KVM or IPMI out-of-band management and the option to install your preferred Linux or Windows operating system. Each configuration includes DDoS protection, enterprise-grade SSD or NVMe storage and access to a high-capacity global network with multiple 10 Gbps and 25 Gbps uplinks designed for low-latency connectivity to users around the world. Servers are housed in Tier III or better facilities across North America, Europe and Asia, backed by a 99.99% uptime service level and proactive monitoring. Pricing is monthly with zero setup fees and a flat recurring rate that already includes the traffic allowance shown for the plan, so there are no hidden surprises. Customers can scale vertically by upgrading RAM, storage or bandwidth, or horizontally by deploying additional machines for clusters, virtualization nodes, containers or microservices. A 24/7 engineering team is reachable via ticket, live chat, phone and email to assist with OS installation, reboots, troubleshooting and hardware adjustments. Payments can be made using major credit cards, PayPal, bank transfer or cryptocurrency, which is convenient for globally distributed teams. These servers are aimed at demanding use cases such as SaaS platforms, e-commerce, online games, VPN and proxy services, video streaming, analytics workloads and databases where predictable performance and dedicated CPU resources are critical.