Our New York City metro datacenter has just received a major backbone expansion. To mark this expansion, we are rolling out some aggressively priced, highly configurable HPE Gen10 summer promotional servers designed for network-heavy and compute-intensive applications.
We have scaled our US uplink capacity with different carriers: Arelion (400G), GTT (400G), and Cogent (400G). By routing across multiple independent Tier-1 backbones, we bypass the typical single-carrier choke points that plague East Coast egress. The result is automated, sub-millisecond BGP path optimization, delivering clean transatlantic latency (under 80ms to Western Europe) and stable routes across North American transit points.
Below are our summer featured unmetered dedicated server offers that are ready for quick deployment.
Processor: 1x Intel Xeon Silver 4214 (12 Cores, 24 Threads, 2.2 GHz)
Memory: 32 GB DDR4 ECC
Storage: 2x 480GB Enterprise-grade SSDs
Network Interface: Dual 10 Gbps physical port (bonded or isolated)
Base Uplink: 1 Gbps Dedicated Unmetered
Data Center: New York, USA (Iron Mountain NJE-1)
Monthly Base Price: $169.00 USD
Predictable network operational costs are the foundation of healthy infrastructure scaling. This unmetered configuration eliminates the threat of surprise billing by giving you a dedicated physical pipe with zero data cap limits. Instead of paying variable public cloud egress fees that fluctuate based on your users' download habits, this dedicated 1 Gbps port allows you to push roughly 10.8 Terabytes of sustained data every single day at a fixed, flat price.
Our unmetered pricing scales linearly on physical dual 10 Gbps uplinks, providing a massive headroom safety margin that prevents port saturation during high-traffic events. If your workloads demand wider pipes, you can customize the configuration directly in our portal: 2 Gbps Unmetered for $239/mo, 5 Gbps Unmetered for $374/mo, 10 Gbps Unmetered for $599/mo, or a full 20 Gbps Unmetered setup for $1,099/mo.
This configuration is a highly reliable backbone for content delivery network (CDN) edge nodes, massive data-scraping pipelines, VPN termination endpoints, and high-frequency backup replication. Because the hardware runs without hypervisor abstraction, you get raw physical drive access and 100% of the Intel Xeon’s instruction set, keeping network packet processing latencies to an absolute minimum.
HPE DL325 Gen10 AMD EPYC
Processor: AMD EPYC 7742 (64 Cores, 128 Threads, 2.3 GHz)
Memory: 128 GB DDR4 ECC
Storage: 2x 480GB Enterprise-grade SSDs
Network Interface: Dual 25 Gbps physical port
Included Uplink: 25 TB Traffic on a 2 Gbps Rate Limit (Unmetered packages available)
Data Center: New York, USA (Iron Mountain NJE-1)
Monthly Base Price: $269.00 USD
Single-socket multi-core configurations bypass the memory-access bottlenecks that slow down dual-socket setups. By utilizing a single 64-core AMD EPYC 7742 processor, this server eliminates the inter-socket latency of Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) node traversal. This means physical threads can access the system's L3 cache and memory lanes with absolute uniformity, which is critical for compiling software, running complex simulations, or driving large databases.
For virtualization engineers and DevOps teams, this EPYC machine is a hyper-dense private cloud in a 1U chassis. With 128 hardware threads and 128 GB of DDR4 RAM at your disposal, you can pack high-density Kubernetes node groups or spin up dozens of isolated customer VPS instances with zero physical resource contention. Operating on a single socket also offers massive savings for software platforms that charge licensing fees on a per-socket basis rather than a per-core basis.
While the base promo includes a generous 25 TB monthly traffic limit, the underlying physical architecture is designed to handle high-volume data streams, allowing you to seamlessly upgrade to high-speed unmetered options whenever your processing cluster expands.
HPE DL360 Gen10 Dual Intel Silver
Processor: 2x Intel Xeon Silver 4214 (Total: 24 Cores, 48 Threads, 2.2 GHz)
Memory: 64 GB DDR4 ECC
Storage: 2x 480GB Enterprise-grade SSDs
Network Interface: Dual 10 Gbps physical port
Included Uplink: 25 TB Traffic on a 2 Gbps Rate Limit (Fully upgradable)
Data Center: New York, USA (Iron Mountain NJE-1)
Monthly Base Price: $219.00 USD
Dual-socket architectures are the industry workhorses for standard enterprise virtualization and relational database workloads. By utilizing two independent Intel Xeon Silver 4214 processors, this configuration doubles your physical memory channel access and expands the total number of available PCIe lanes. If you are running high-transaction systems, the parallelized nature of this dual-socket setup ensures consistent, reliable thread execution across the board.
This server is built for modular scalability, giving you the flexibility to customize your local storage layout as your data requirements grow. The HPE DL360 chassis features eight SFF hot-swap drive bays, allowing you to build multi-drive arrays (such as RAID 10 or RAID 5) directly through our configuration portal. If your workload transitions from cold storage to active data processing, you can scale the system’s storage and memory capacities to align with your changing performance needs.
This hardware profile is ideal for hosting production-level database nodes (PostgreSQL, MS SQL, or MySQL), staging/testing environments, and active-active network appliance clusters. Connected to our premium AS939 network with automated route optimization, it delivers a highly stable, cost-effective infrastructure foundation that runs circles around comparable public cloud instances.
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A dedicated server is only as good as the network routing it. By deploying in our New York location, your servers gain direct, automated access to our optimized BGP routing matrix. Our massive network capacity ensures your services never suffer from local carrier congestion, even during peak internet usage hours. Every server comes with dedicated IPMI root access via our portal. You can mount ISOs, install your preferred Linux flavor, and manage hardware power states remotely. Furthermore, if you deploy multiple bare-metal servers with us, you can pool your metered allocations across your entire footprint to prevent individual server overage charges.
If you want to run performance benchmarks or stress-test our hardware with your actual software stack before signing up, contact our sales engineering team to request a trial server in New York. You can also test our network transit paths and run latency checks directly with our US looking glass.
