Dedicated servers in Dallas

Q: What latency can I expect from Dallas?

Dallas is well-connected to Chicago, Los Angeles and New York alike, with Chicago the closer of the three.

Q: Should I choose Dallas or Chicago?

Dallas is the shorter path to Texas, the Gulf states and Mexico; Chicago is the more balanced choice when your users are split between the coasts and the north-east. The two sit a short hop apart, so the answer is often both: one metro carrying traffic, the other holding a standby. Dallas stocks the same range as Chicago, so a two-metro build does not mean two different specifications.

Q: Can I announce my own IP space from Dallas?

We run BGP sessions with customers who want to announce their own prefixes through AS55285 rather than use address space we assign, in Dallas or any other metro. Send us a Letter of Authorisation and make sure your IRR and RPKI (ROA) records are in order so the routes validate cleanly. If you would rather not run BGP, every server ships dual-stacked with IPv4 and IPv6 from first boot.

Q: Which servers are stocked in Dallas?

Dallas stocks the same range as Chicago: Xeon E3 and E-series, dual Xeon Gold, AMD Ryzen 7000/9000 and EPYC 7003/9004.

Q: How fast is provisioning in Dallas?

Stock configurations are live with a root shell in under a minute. Custom builds are quoted individually.

Q: Can I provision a Dallas server through an API?

Generate an API key in the console and drive the same operations from your own tooling; claiming a stocked Dallas configuration is one call. The cloud console is a client of that API rather than a layer above it, so provisions, reinstalls and reboots all work the same way from either side. Every task reports progress live, which saves your script from polling and guessing.

Q: Do I get full root access on a Dallas server?

Yes. The machine is single-tenant and unmanaged: full root, every core, and no hypervisor between your kernel and the CPU. Patching and firewall policy on the box are yours to run, and nothing on our side changes the OS after handover. Managed options can be arranged if you would rather not run them yourself.

Q: Is DDoS protection included on Dallas servers?

Yes. Inline, always-on mitigation is included on every server at no extra charge.

Q: Is the Dallas facility compliant for regulated workloads?

The Dallas facility is HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliant.

Bare metal in downtown Dallas, inside Texas’s primary carrier hotel. On the AS55285 network.

Live in under a minute

Stock configurations are handed over with a root shell in under a minute, with 20 Gbps over two 10 Gbps ports or 2× 100 Gbps to order.

DDoS mitigation included

Corero mitigation runs inline and always on for every Dallas server on our network.

Dallas data center

HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 1 certified. 2N power design.

Our network is AS55285 and you can verify our routing and peering: PeeringDB · bgp.tools

Servers in stock in Dallas

Priced per month, provisioned in Dallas. Browse the full dedicated server range.

AMD Ryzen 9 7900X

12 Cores @ 4.7 GHz / 5.6 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR5Storage1x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork50 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$455.57/mo

Out of stock in Dallas

11 configurations

Available in other metros today. Ask us for a Dallas lead time and we will confirm before you order.

AMD EPYC 9354P

32 Cores @ 3.25 GHz / 3.8 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory512 GB DDR5Storage2x 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork100 TB @ 2x 40 Gbps

$1,879.22/mo

AMD EPYC 9254

24 Cores @ 2.9 GHz / 4.15 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory384 GB DDR5Storage2x 480 GB NVMe + 2x 3.84 TB NVMeNetwork100 TB @ 2x 40 Gbps

$1,366.70/mo

AMD EPYC 7443P

24 Cores @ 2.85 GHz / 4.0 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory256 GB DDR4Storage2x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork100 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$939.61/mo

AMD Ryzen 9 9950X

16 Cores @ 4.3 GHz / 5.7 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory192 GB DDR5Storage1x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork50 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$590.81/mo

2 × Intel Xeon Gold 6248

40 Cores @ 2.5 GHz / 3.9 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR4Storage2x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork100 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$512.51/mo

AMD Ryzen 9 7950X

16 Cores @ 4.5 GHz / 5.7 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR5Storage1x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork50 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$512.51/mo

2 × Intel Xeon Gold 6262

48 Cores @ 1.9 GHz / 3.6 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR4Storage2x 960 GB SSDNetwork100 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$427.10/mo

Intel Xeon E-2388G

8 Cores @ 3.2 GHz / 5.1 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR4Storage1x 1.92 TB NVMeNetwork50 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$341.68/mo

2 × Intel Xeon E5-2680 v4

28 Cores @ 2.4 GHz / 3.3 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory128 GB DDR4Storage2x 960 GB SSDNetwork50 TB @ 2x 10 Gbps

$256.26/mo

Intel Xeon E-2136

6 Cores @ 3.3 GHz / 4.5 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory64 GB DDR4Storage2x 960 GB NVMeNetwork30 TB @ 1 Gbps

$187.92/mo

Intel Xeon E3-1270

4 Cores @ 3.6 GHz / 4.0 GHz

MemoryStorageNetwork

Memory64 GB DDR4Storage2x 960 GB SSDNetwork50 TB @ 1 Gbps

$128.13/mo

Private networking and server management in Dallas

These functions come with every Dallas server at no extra charge. You pay for the server, for additional IP blocks and for bandwidth beyond your plan's allowance.

Private networks and firewall groups

Put your Dallas servers on a layer 2 network of their own, then extend it to your servers in Chicago or any of our other datacenters. A web cluster split between the two cities can share sessions, caches and deploys over it without touching a public interface. Keep database and Proxmox clusters inside one datacenter, because their nodes wait on each other's replies.

Jumbo frames at MTU 9000, with your own 802.1Q VLAN tags carried inside the network.
Delivered tagged on the server's existing port or untagged on its second port, and one server can join several networks.
Firewall groups allow, block or rate-limit inbound traffic by protocol, port range and source network, on our access switches before it reaches the server.
A rule change applies at once. Groups filter your public addresses only, so traffic on the private network never meets them.

How private networking works Firewall guide

Managed from the cloud console

KVM, virtual media, power control and the hardware readings go through each server's management controller, so they keep working while the operating system is down.

Browser KVM
The server's screen and keyboard in a browser tab from firmware onwards, open only to the IP address you name. Fix a broken fstab or a bad firewall rule without a ticket.
Virtual media
Upload an ISO of up to 20 GiB and mount it as a drive to boot an installer or a rescue system.
Metrics
Inbound and outbound traffic graphs with daily totals, plus power draw, power supply health, temperatures and fan speeds read from the hardware.
Power control
Power on, shut down or restart, gracefully or by force. A controller reset revives a KVM session that will not open, without restarting the server.
OS installs and iPXE
Reinstall from our image catalogue or netboot your own iPXE script.
Activity log and security scan
Every console and API action on the server is logged, and a scan lists the open ports and services on each of its public addresses.