Dedicated Servers in Frankfurt, Directly on DE-CIX

A dedicated server in Frankfurt is one physical machine held for a single customer, with nobody else's workload on it. velia.net runs them in the Telehouse facility, a campus in central Frankfurt with a direct DE-CIX connection, built with dedicated CPU, dedicated memory and storage, with zero setup fees and flexible terms: monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual, depending on what your procurement process needs. Each day, the Frankfurt configuration list and its prices update from the checkout. What separates Frankfurt from velia.net's five other sites is interconnection density rather than hardware, because the Telehouse campus reaches DE-CIX directly. The range starts at an entry Intel Xeon and climbs to high-core AMD EPYC. Being a German, EU data location under the GDPR framework gives a clear, trusted jurisdiction for the deployment. For a configuration or network setup outside the list, put the workload in front of the team first.

Frankfurt hosts DE-CIX, which reports peak traffic above 18 Tbit/s and lists more than 1,000 connected networks on PeeringDB, both retrieved in August 2026. A bare metal server there places the workload inside that ecosystem rather than several hops from it, in a German EU data location, with published averages of about 14 ms to London, about 17 ms to Amsterdam and about 24 ms to Paris (WonderNetwork, August 2026). velia.net's servers run in the Telehouse campus, which is directly connected to that exchange, so you get the interconnection proximity without operating your own cage. velia.net lists Cogent, DTAG, Lumen and TATA among the carriers for this location. Interconnection density is a reason to shortlist the city, not a measurement of your own application. Those city figures come from probes; the velia.net Looking Glass measures the path out of this network to any address you name, and that is the version worth writing into a design document.

Published average pings from Frankfurt reach London in about 14 ms, Amsterdam in about 17 ms and Paris in about 24 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026). That band is the practical argument for the location: the major Western European markets sit under 30 ms from a single machine, which covers most of a European user base before a second site is worth considering. The same source puts Zurich at about 7 ms and Milan at about 14 ms. Your application's real numbers depend on carriers, access networks and the route on the day rather than on a published average, which is why velia.net provides a public Looking Glass to run live ping and traceroute from the Frankfurt network to your own endpoints. Those readings come from probes sitting in each city, not from an application running on this network. Measure a real address in each market you serve before production traffic moves.

velia.net runs single-tenant bare metal in the Telehouse campus with a direct DE-CIX connection, placing your workload inside one of Europe's densest interconnection ecosystems rather than several hops from it. Every server ships with carrier-grade, multi-layer DDoS protection active by default at no extra cost, and standard configurations are typically ready within 24 hours of order confirmation. Support comes directly from infrastructure specialists with a guaranteed 30-minute response (no AI). The result is enterprise-grade infrastructure without the overhead of managing your own cage or negotiating your own carrier contracts.

velia.net's Frankfurt servers run in the Telehouse campus with a direct connection to DE-CIX, whose PeeringDB entry listed over 1,000 connected networks (retrieved August 2026). The transit set here is TATA, Lumen, Link11, Twelve99, Cogent and DTAG, reaching DE-CIX, AMS-IX, SwissIX and LINX. A list is not a performance claim, though: the route your traffic takes depends on those relationships and on the networks at the far end. Neither list says anything about that far end. Your users sit behind access networks velia.net does not operate, and those shape a round trip as much as the transit at this end does. The public Looking Glass shows the live path from the Frankfurt network to any endpoint you name, which is the number worth planning against. Run it once for every market you serve, because the path is decided as much by the far end as by this location.

Yes. A velia.net dedicated server in Frankfurt keeps your deployment physically in Germany, inside the EU, governed by the GDPR, one of the world's strictest data protection frameworks. velia.net is a German company (velia.net Internetdienste GmbH, Hanau) operating under German jurisdiction, outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act, which can compel US-based providers to disclose data regardless of where it is physically stored. That gives you a strong, trusted foundation for the data-location line in most tenders and procurement questionnaires. Full compliance also depends on your own data processing, contracts and controls, but the physical location and jurisdiction are exactly the foundation your legal and procurement teams are looking for.

In Frankfurt, velia.net offers the AMD EPYC 9555P and AMD EPYC 9575F as dedicated bare metal servers, both directly connected to DE-CIX. Standard configurations are ready within 24 hours of order confirmation, excluding weekends and German public holidays, with no setup fees and monthly terms. All EPYC models and locations are listed on the AMD EPYC dedicated servers page.

Yes. velia.net supports projects with 20 or more dedicated servers in Frankfurt. For large deployments, the velia.net team designs the infrastructure with private switches, servers and whole racks in the Telehouse campus, and enterprise customers can get flexible contract terms, custom SLA options and a dedicated account manager. As your business grows, you can scale in Frankfurt or across all six velia.net locations, built to the same standard. Talk to our infrastructure team to plan your project.

Yes. AMD EPYC servers in Frankfurt are available with large DDR5 ECC memory and multiple NVMe SSDs, for example 1024 GB DDR5 RAM and 8× 3.84 TB NVMe. You can start from a preconfigured server and adjust memory and storage to your workload, or request a fully custom configuration from our sales team.

velia.net's Frankfurt servers run in the Telehouse campus with a direct DE-CIX connection and carriers including Cogent, DTAG, Lumen and TATA, on a 4.2 Tbit/s global backbone. Every server includes carrier-grade DDoS protection and a 99.9% uptime SLA with free hardware replacement, backed by 24/7/365 human support with a guaranteed 30-minute response. Uplinks of 10 Gbit/s are available on request, and 25 Gbit/s or 100 Gbit/s for custom configurations.