Dedicated Server E3-1270v6 16G RAM - [...], $ 60.00/mo.

Dedicated Server E3-1270v6 16G RAM - 2x 2TB has been added on Oct 3, 2026

💪 CPU/Cores :	E3-1270v6
🔋 RAM :	16000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsBitcoin
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	US

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📄 Editorial Review

Teraswitch is a Pittsburgh-based infrastructure and network provider founded in 2002 by Brendan Mannella. The business was incorporated in Pennsylvania in 2003 and originally operated as G3 Technologies Inc., providing IT services to small businesses before moving toward hosting, dedicated infrastructure and Internet networking. Its early infrastructure grew from a half cabinet to an 8,000-square-foot Pittsburgh operation, while the present business has expanded into a considerably broader international network. The company remains relatively compact, with an employee count in the 11–50 range and headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Teraswitch is best suited to customers looking for Bare Metal Servers, IP Transit, Cloud Direct Connect, DDoS protection and high-capacity network connectivity rather than conventional shared hosting. Shared hosting, reseller hosting, domain registration and beginner-oriented website building are not part of the current core product range.

The main Bare Metal platform is based on modern AMD hardware, with systems ranging from EPYC Milan through Genoa and Turin processors together with Ryzen 9 configurations. Depending on the selected platform, memory can scale from 64 GB to as much as 3 TB RAM, with large NVMe storage configurations and dedicated high-speed network interfaces. Some configurations support hundreds of terabytes of storage, with the largest range approaching 1 PB.

Bare metal customers receive full root access, IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, private Layer 2 networking, IPMI/KVM access and support for custom operating-system installation. This makes the platform suitable for private clouds, virtualization clusters, databases, game infrastructure, content delivery, Web3 nodes, trading systems and other workloads that benefit from exclusive physical hardware.

Automation is an important part of the service. Servers can be deployed and managed through the Teraswitch console, REST API, Terraform provider and Go SDK. Standard operating-system installations can be provisioned quickly, while IPMI/KVM gives administrators direct hardware-level access for troubleshooting, BIOS work and custom installations. Ubuntu has direct deployment support, while Debian, Rocky Linux, Windows Server and other operating systems can also be installed.

Teraswitch is also expanding beyond physical servers. Cloud Compute, GPU, Block Storage and Object Storage remain forthcoming services. Cloud Compute is intended for scalable virtual machines, GPU infrastructure will add accelerated computing options, Block Storage will provide persistent NVMe-based volumes, and Object Storage is planned as an S3-compatible platform.

The networking and security portfolio includes Load Balancing, Layer 7 DDoS protection, WAF, Layer 3/4 DDoS mitigation, Cloud Direct Connect and IP Transit. Layer 3/4 DDoS mitigation is included with bare-metal servers without an additional charge. Cloud Direct Connect gives businesses private connectivity toward external cloud environments instead of routing all traffic across the public Internet, with connectivity options involving major platforms such as AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.

Security is stronger than with a typical unmanaged dedicated-server provider. The infrastructure operates with SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 controls, together with environments suitable for PCI DSS and HIPAA workloads. DDoS mitigation and continuous infrastructure monitoring are part of the wider platform.

The company operates primarily in English and prices services in U.S. dollars. A separate legacy customer portal also remains in use for account management and older dedicated-server inventory, while newer infrastructure services use the modern Teraswitch management environment.