10 Gbps servers.
Port matched to the machine.
A ten-gigabit uplink with nothing counting it. Fitting the adapter is the easy part — the point is putting it on a machine that can actually fill it.
what you get
- port
- 10 Gbps, unmetered
- cpu
- Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC
- on the shelf
- stock plans top out at 10 Gbps
- addressing
- 2 × IPv4 + native IPv6
- access
- root and IPMI
- operating system
- any Linux distribution, mount your own ISO over IPMI, Proxmox or VMware ESXi
- locations
- AMS · NL · MEP · NL · IAD · US-EAST · PHX · US-WEST
- delivery
- a few hours to 7 business days
The Ultimate build ships with a 10 Gbps port. On anything else it is quoted together with the machine.
where we draw the line
- We will not put a 10 Gbps port on a small build. A four-core box cannot fill it, and you would be paying for a number on an invoice.
- Which chassis is on the shelf changes — confirm the build before you order rather than after.
- No mitigation product at any port size.
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