To support a growing US client base, we've made significant upgrades to our New York City network infrastructure. Our NYC hub is our primary North American point of presence, and over the past period we've expanded its Tier-1 transit capacity to 1.2 Tbps total — spread across three providers for both redundancy and routing performance.
The three providers now live on our backbone are Arelion (Telia) at 400G, GTT at 400G, and Cogent at 400G — the latter being our most recent addition. Each of these operates its own global backbone, which means traffic from our NYC servers can take direct, low-hop paths to most major internet exchanges in the US and Europe, rather than being handed off through intermediaries.
Running three independent Tier-1 uplinks also means that a failure or congestion event on any single provider doesn't affect the others. BGP failover handles traffic rerouting automatically, keeping connectivity stable for hosted services without manual intervention.
A number of partners who started out on our white-label reseller hosting have since grown into running their own independently branded infrastructure businesses in the US, all built on top of our network. That's a path we actively support and can discuss with interested parties.
Unmetered dedicated servers in New York
We're seeing consistent demand from high-throughput workloads deploying in NYC — particularly from AdTech, MarTech, VPN providers, and iGaming operators. What these use cases have in common is that they move a lot of data continuously, and per-GB billing creates unpredictability that's hard to plan around as traffic grows.
Our NYC unmetered packages remove that variable entirely. You get a dedicated port with no data cap and no overage charges — useful for streaming platforms, ad delivery networks, or any service where monthly traffic is difficult to predict in advance.
Hardware costs, RAM pricing, and electricity have all risen across the industry over the past couple of years. We've worked to keep our NYC server pricing stable in response, and the configuration below reflects that.
Featured config: HPE DL360 Gen10 Xeon
Our current start-promo NYC dedicated server offer is built on the HPE DL360 Gen10 Unmetered — a 1U rack server designed for continuous operation under heavy workloads. It's a well-established platform in enterprise environments, with good support for virtualisation, database workloads, and sustained I/O.
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Processor |
1x Intel Xeon Silver 4214 (12 cores, 2.2 GHz base) |
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Memory |
32 GB DDR4 ECC |
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Storage |
2x 480 GB Enterprise SSD |
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Network port |
1-20 Gbps, unmetered |
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Location |
New York City data center |
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Price |
from $169/month — no setup fee |
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The dual SSD configuration supports RAID 1 for mirroring if uptime is a priority, or RAID 0 for combined throughput if you're optimising for raw disk speed. At 1 Gbps unmetered, you can sustain roughly 10–11 TB of data transfer per day before hitting physical port limits. You can also select higher unmetered options up to 20Gbps from our NYC datacenter.
NYC's geographic position also makes it a practical dual-purpose deployment location: low latency to the US East Coast and a direct transatlantic path to Europe, which is relevant for platforms serving both regions from a single origin.
A global latency map for this location, produced by letshosting.com, is included below. Live chat with our team if you have any questions.
