Infrastructure for your workload

Dedicated Servers in Spain

Dedicated servers in Spain provide a fast and reliable IT infrastructure in Southern Europe. Hosted in Tier III and ISO 27001 certified data center in Madrid, they deliver outstanding performance for projects targeting European, Latin American, and North African audiences.

Configuration catalogue in preparation

Plans will be available later

Explore the service and choose a location. Available configurations, prices and ordering terms will be published with the plans.

Server locations

GPU servers

What to consider before choosing

Dedicated server resources — Madrid

Match CPU, memory and storage to your application. Final specifications will be listed with each plan.

Location near your users

Consider your audience, connections to other services and data location requirements.

Operating requirements

Check available operating systems, server management, backups and support terms before ordering.

Madrid is Spain’s main tech hub and a strategic entry point for businesses serving Southern Europe, Latin America, and North Africa. Our dedicated servers ensure high availability and stable performance thanks to world-class data centers with international certifications. You choose:

Hosting location in Spain (Madrid)
CPU model and core configuration
Storage options for all workloads (SSD, HDD, NVMe)
RAM capacity and network performance.

Why Choose a Dedicated Server in Spain

Compared to VPS and shared hosting, dedicated servers offer:

Full root access and total control
100% dedicated resources with no virtualization overhead
High fault tolerance and enterprise-grade data protection
An optimal platform for both local and global traffic.

Before you order

When will plans be available?

Configurations and prices are being prepared. They will appear on this page when the catalogue is published.

Can I order a server now?

Ordering is not yet available on this page. Terms and ordering links will be published together with the plans.

How should I choose a configuration?

Start with your application requirements: CPU or GPU, memory, storage workload and user location. Then compare them with the published configurations.