10 data centers. Four jurisdictions.
Tier III, carrier-neutral facilities in the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and Singapore. Choose by latency, by jurisdiction or by stock — every page shows all three.
- 5EU locations
- 3US locations
- UK + SGoutside both
- 10Gin AMS · FRA · NYC
Choosing a location10 cities
- Where are your users?Every 1,000 km of fibre adds roughly 12 ms of round trip. The latency planner ranks our sites from any major city.
- Which laws do you prefer?EU data protection, the UK’s regime, US law or Singapore’s — compared below.
- What is in stock there?Frankfurt carries every model. Anything else can be built in any city within 24–72 hours.
Stock, prices and connectivity at a glance
| Location | Jurisdiction | Main exchange | In stock | From | 10 Gbps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Amsterdam AMS |
EU · Netherlands | AMS-IX | 7 | $110/mo | Yes |
 Frankfurt FRA |
EU · Germany | DE-CIX Frankfurt | 12 | $110/mo | Yes |
 Helsinki HEL |
EU · Finland | FICIX | 5 | $110/mo | — |
 Bucharest BUH |
EU · Romania | InterLAN | 2 | $149/mo | — |
 Stockholm STO |
EU · Sweden | Netnod | 2 | $149/mo | — |
 London LON |
United Kingdom | LINX | 2 | $125/mo | — |
 New York NYC |
United States · New York | DE-CIX New York | 6 | $110/mo | Yes |
| Miami MIA |
United States · Florida | FL-IX | 2 | $125/mo | — |
| Los Angeles LAX |
United States · California | Any2West | 2 | $125/mo | — |
 Singapore SIN |
Singapore | Equinix IX Singapore | 2 | $125/mo | — |
What the law says where your server sits
A factual summary as of September 2026, not legal advice. Each location page has the details and the national specifics.
| Topic | EUAMS · FRA · HEL · BUH · STO | United KingdomLON | United StatesNYC · MIA · LAX | SingaporeSIN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data-protection law | GDPR + national laws | UK GDPR, Data Protection Act 2018 | No federal law; state laws (e.g. CCPA in California) | PDPA 2012 (private sector) |
| General data retention for hosts | Not allowed for hosting providers under EU case law | Possible through retention notices approved by a judicial commissioner | No general duty; data preserved and disclosed on legal orders | No general duty; production orders under the Criminal Procedure Code |
| Access by authorities | Court or statutory orders under national law | Investigatory Powers Act 2016, amended in 2024 | Warrants, subpoenas and the CLOUD Act | Production orders; compelled decryption with a prosecutor’s order |
| Transfers from the EU | Free movement | Adequacy decision, renewed to 2031 | Only to organisations certified under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework | No adequacy decision |
Whatever the jurisdiction, we only disclose data on a valid legal order, notify you unless legally prevented, and publish every request in our transparency report.
Location questions
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Contact usHow do I choose a location?
Start with your users: the latency planner ranks our sites from any major city. Then check the jurisdiction you prefer and which servers are in stock there.
Can I get a server in a city not listed for a model?
Often, yes, as a custom build: most configurations can be racked in any of our 10 locations within 24–72 hours.
Can I move my server to another location later?
A move means a new server in the new city. We run both side by side for 48 hours at no extra cost so you can migrate without downtime.
Are your data centers certified?
Every location is a Tier III, carrier-neutral facility with redundant (N+1) power and cooling, 24/7 on-site security and access control.
Can my servers in different cities talk privately?
Private VLANs connect servers within the same location. Between cities, use an encrypted tunnel such as WireGuard over the public network.
Pick a city. Your server is racked.
Every location page shows the servers in stock there, with the measured latency to nearby hubs and the laws that apply.