Server Room · New York · Miami · San Francisco · Amsterdam · Bucharest
Server Room rents whole physical servers — dedicated, bare metal and GPU — from five rooms we operate ourselves in New York, Miami, San Francisco, Amsterdam and Bucharest, on our own network, AS19624. One tenant per machine, an unmetered port on every one, and engineers on call 24/7 who can walk to the rack.
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Stop 1 · The door
Every machine in this room was bought, racked and wired by Server Room — the trading name of Data Room, Inc. of Long Island City, New York, with Data Room SRL in Bucharest. The network is ours too: we announce our own address space from AS19624, which anyone can verify in thirty seconds.
Stop 2 · Row C, unit 14
Not a slice of somebody else’s computer — the whole physical box, with your operating system on it and nobody else’s work on its disks. Thirty-three operating systems install in one click, Proxmox VE and VMware vSphere Hypervisor among them. Whatever this machine does at three in the morning, it does for you.
Stop 3 · The uplink
Every server includes an unmetered port — 1 Gbps as standard, up to 100 Gbps by choice. There is no allowance to exceed and no overage line on any invoice, ever. Capacity is a decision you make once, not a number you discover at the end of the month.
Stop 4 · 3 a.m.
A hung kernel or a firewall rule that shut the door behind you is a login here, not a ticket: every dedicated server carries an out-of-band controller — console before the operating system boots, virtual media, power, sensors. Engineers are on shift 24/7, and the SLA starts crediting after 15 minutes of downtime.
sol> activate [SOL session established] Power .......... on Console ........ attached login:
The bill
No setup fee on a standard build. No introductory rate, and no renewal step-up — the figure you sign up on is the figure you keep. The only thing that changes it is choosing to pay up front: three, six or twelve months each cost less than paying monthly.
Choosing
Describe the work, not the parts. The panel answers with the shape of machine it belongs on and, if one is on the shelf at this moment, that exact machine at that exact price — and the drawing rebuilds as you choose.
Drawn, not photographed — and it rebuilds itself to match whatever you choose below.
That is roughly a 1-socket machine with 32 GB of memory and NVMe storage, on an unmetered port.
It also wants an accelerator, so the search is limited to machines that have one.
An array of several drives is a build-to-order shape; the machine below is the closest one already racked.
Closest machine on the shelf right now
An estimate from live stock, not a quote — the machine named above is the one the price belongs to. At checkout: card, PayPal, bank transfer or cryptocurrency. Every plan and price · everything racked.
The fleet
A warm standby spends its life idle. A staging box has to mirror production, and faster hardware lies to you about what production will do. Per-core-licensed software is cheaper on fewer, faster cores. A DNS secondary or a jump host wants to be small, cheap and permanent.
Eighty-seven processors are on the price list — that is the point, not an oversight.
Where
Round trips from your connection to each room, measured by your browser while you read this page — the nearest is marked. Until a measurement lands, the dash stands: we would rather show you nothing than a marketing number.
Facilities, carriers and peering are on the data centers page.
How it arrives
Imaged, wired and on the network — live about 30 minutes after your order is approved. The wait is the approval, not the hardware.
Browse what is in stockTell us the shape of the machine and we build it, in four to twenty-four hours depending on the region, at the price it would have cost racked.
Specify a buildMoving a live server in from somewhere else? We plan the move with you at no charge, and the migration page is the whole answer, cutover sequence included. Still deciding? The comparisons put us side by side with the hosts you are probably also reading.
Plain answers, on the page, in the markup — not behind a script.
If you came for something specific, it is in here.
The same people, in the places you already read.
Or describe one that does not, and we will build it. Either way a person is on the other end of it.
