Dedicated servers in Stockholm
Stockholm pairs Nordic climate and a largely fossil-free grid with Netnod, one of Europe’s most important exchanges. About 93% of Swedish electricity came from hydro, nuclear, wind and solar in 2025.
- 2configurations in stock
- $149from, per month
- 8 msto Helsinki (measured)
Stockholm · STO
- Jurisdiction
- EU · Sweden
- Facility
- Tier III, carrier-neutralN+1 power and cooling, 24/7 security
- Ports
- 1 Gbps unmetered
- Exchange
- Netnod
- DDoS
- Always-on L3/L4 filtering
Servers ready to deploy here
Every configuration below can be online in Stockholm within 2–4 hours. Need something else here? Ask for a custom build.
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128 GB DDR5 ECC8 × 16 GB · RDIMM 4800 | 2 × 1.92 TB NVMeGen4 datacenter · RAID 1 | 1 Gbps unmetered |    +3 |
Deploy AMD EPYC 9224 | |
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256 GB DDR4 ECC8 × 32 GB · RDIMM 3200 | 2 × 1.92 TB NVMeGen4 datacenter · RAID 1 | 1 Gbps unmetered |  +1 |
Deploy AMD EPYC 7543P |
No server matches these filters right now.
- $0 setup fee
- IPMI / KVM console
- DDoS protection
- 1 IPv4 + /64 IPv6
- Free hardware replacement
- Cancel anytime
How Stockholm is connected
Internet exchanges
- NetnodThe Nordic exchange operator: more than 3 Tbps at peak across its sites (September 2026), 200+ networks.
- STHIX, SONIXIndependent Stockholm exchanges with 80 to 100+ networks each.
Routes
- Subsea cables across the Baltic to Finland and the Baltic states.
- Short routes to Copenhagen, Oslo and the rest of Scandinavia.
Measured round-trip times
Medians of WonderNetwork measurements, September 2026. They depend on routing and are not a guarantee.
Estimated latency to major cities
| City | Region | Est. RTT |
|---|---|---|
| Warsaw | Europe | 15 ms |
| Frankfurt | Europe | 20 ms |
| Vienna | Europe | 20 ms |
| Kyiv | Europe | 20 ms |
| Moscow | Europe | 20 ms |
| London | Europe | 25 ms |
| Paris | Europe | 25 ms |
| Milan | Europe | 25 ms |
Estimated from distance (fibre at ⅔ of the speed of light, 1.25 × the straight-line route, + 5 ms), calibrated on real measurements. Plan from your users’ cities.
The rules that apply in Sweden
Where your server sits decides which laws apply to it. Here is the short, factual version, as of September 2026.
- GDPR, plus the Swedish Data Protection Act (2018:218).
- A narrowed data-retention duty applies to telephony and internet access providers (up to 10 months for internet access data), not to the content of servers.
- Signals intelligence (FRA) may intercept cable traffic crossing the border; the European Court of Human Rights required stronger safeguards in 2021.
Power & climate
- About 93% of Swedish electricity in 2025 came from hydro, nuclear, wind and solar.
- Stockholm Data Parks feeds data-centre waste heat into the district heating network.
Stockholm works best for
- Nordic audiences
- Low-carbon compute and databases
- EU hosting outside the largest hubs
We send a ping target and a 1 GB test file in Stockholm, usually within the hour, so you can measure the route from your own network.
Stockholm questions
Ask the engineers who run the servers — median first reply under 15 minutes, 24/7.
Contact usIs Stockholm a good fit for all of Europe?
For northern Europe, yes: about 21 ms to Amsterdam and 34 ms to Frankfurt. For southern Europe, Frankfurt is closer.
Does Swedish data retention apply to my server?
It targets telephony and internet access providers, not what you store on a dedicated server — and never content.
How fast can I get a server in Stockholm?
In-stock servers are online within 2–4 hours of your payment confirming. Other configurations can be built here in 24–72 hours.
Can I test the network before ordering?
Yes: ask sales for a test IP in Stockholm and we send a ping target and a test file, usually within the hour. You can also compare locations with our latency planner.
Your server in Stockholm, online today.
2 configurations in stock from $149/month, paid in the coin you prefer, with $0 setup and no contract.