New York, United States
Dedicated Servers in New York, Built for the Memory Ceiling
High-performance bare metal on the US East Coast, in the metro area where the eastern US networks concentrate.
From Order to Online in Three Steps
Configure Your Server
Pick a New York configuration and place your order, with no setup fee and month-to-month terms.
Provisioned Within 24 Hours*
Standard configurations are built and ready within 24 hours of order confirmation.
Go Live
IPMI/KVM access from day one. Deploy your workload and start serving traffic.
* Excluding Saturdays/Sundays and national German holidays.
All Bare Metal Plans Include
Single-Tenant Bare Metal
The whole physical machine: no hypervisor, no shared resources, no noisy neighbors.
IPMI / KVM Access
Remote reboot, BIOS access and OS installs from day one, independent of the operating system state.
IPv4 + IPv6 Included
One IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 network per VLAN included with every server.
DDoS Protection
Carrier-grade, multi-layer protection active by default: no extra cost, no configuration required.
99.9% Uptime SLA
Guaranteed network and hardware uptime, backed by free hardware replacement.
24/7/365 Human Support
Real infrastructure specialists, a guaranteed 30-minute response (no AI).
Zero Setup Fee
No setup cost, no long-term contract: monthly terms, cancel anytime.
1 Gbit/s Uplink
Every server ships with a 1 Gbit/s port standard.
Available Upgrades
Additional IPv4 Subnets
Additional IPv4 subnets available up to /28.
Network Uplink Upgrade
Upgrade to 10 Gbit/s on request.
Why Deploy in New York?
Where the Eastern US Networks Concentrate
New York is home to DE-CIX New York, which lists more than 260 connected networks on PeeringDB (retrieved August 2026). velia.net does not connect directly to that exchange, and this page will not imply otherwise. It is context for why routes out of this city tend to be short. velia.net's carriers for this location are Cogent and Link11.
Source: PeeringDB (DE-CIX New York)US East Coast Data Location
The deployment sits physically in New York, under United States law and jurisdiction: the right answer for a US East Coast audience. If your requirement names the European Union, velia.net Frankfurt or Strasbourg is the correct location, not New York.
Low Latency Across the Northeast Corridor
Published average pings from New York reach Boston in about 8 ms, Toronto in about 14 ms, Atlanta in about 17 ms and Chicago in about 18 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026). Four metros that would normally argue for separate deployments sit under twenty milliseconds from one machine.
Source: WonderNetwork New York pingswho it's for
Who New York Is Built For
In-Memory Databases and Large Caches
New York carries up to 1152 GB of registered DDR5 on high-core AMD EPYC, so the whole working set can stay resident. When the dataset has to live in memory, the memory ceiling is the only specification that matters.
Analytics and Batch Processing
Long-running jobs are exactly where hourly cloud metering compounds against you. A single monthly price on dedicated cores makes a twelve-hour job cost the same as an idle hour, which changes how you schedule work.
Explore Big Data HostingAI and ML Training on Dedicated Hardware
Dedicated cores, dedicated memory and NVMe storage with no hypervisor between the job and the hardware. Size the memory around the model and the data loader, not around an instance family name.
APIs Serving the Northeast Corridor
Boston at about 8 ms, Toronto at about 14 ms, Atlanta at about 17 ms and Chicago at about 18 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026). One East Coast machine reaches a large part of the North American user base before a second site is worth considering.
High-Throughput Streaming and Delivery
New York lists a 25G networking option. When sustained throughput rather than request count is the constraint, the port is the specification to start from and the rest follows.
The US Half of a Transatlantic Pair
New York to Frankfurt averages about 83 ms and to London about 70 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026), too far for one site to serve both markets well. Platforms with users on both sides typically run velia.net New York alongside an EU location and route each user to the nearer one.
Why Host Your New York Server with velia.net
The Whole Machine, on the East Coast
Every velia.net server is single-tenant bare metal: no hypervisor, no noisy neighbors, no shared resources. Size the hardware to your workload, not to a virtual instance size someone else defined — under United States jurisdiction, for a US East Coast audience.
Routes You Can Check Yourself
Run live ping and traceroute from the New York network to every market you serve, before an order exists — published averages already put Boston at about 8 ms and Toronto at about 14 ms.
Try the Looking GlassOne Standard, Six Interconnection Hubs
Frankfurt, Strasbourg, St. Louis, Miami, New York and Singapore are six locations, each chosen for network density, all built to the same standard. In New York that means Cogent and Link11 — scale across velia.net's network without vetting a new vendor for every new market.
Real Humans, 30-Minute Response
Direct access to infrastructure specialists with a guaranteed response within 30 minutes (no AI).
Delivered Within 24 Hours
Standard New York server configurations are provisioned and ready within 24 hours of order confirmation.
Enterprise-Grade DDoS Protection
Every velia.net server ships with carrier-grade, multi-layer DDoS protection active by default: global scrubbing capacity, no extra cost, no action required on your side.
six locations, one standard
New York Isn't the Right Fit for Every Deployment
New York is the US East Coast answer. Depending on where your users and requirements actually sit, one of the other five velia.net locations may serve you better.
Frankfurt
velia.net's deepest interconnection hub: direct DE-CIX access, and the answer when a contract or tender names Germany or EU network density matters most.
View Frankfurt →EU · FranceStrasbourg
An EU/GDPR-supporting data location that answers when a contract or tender names France specifically, or as the second site in a two-country EU pair with Frankfurt.
View Strasbourg →US · CentralSt. Louis
Sits close to the US population's geographic center, reaching both coasts from a single machine: the fit for a national US audience or for workloads priced on cost per terabyte.
View St. Louis →LatAm GatewayMiami
The northern end of the routes into Latin America: the fit for an audience in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean or the northern half of South America.
View Miami →APACSingapore
Puts the deployment inside Asia Pacific, for a Southeast Asian or wider APAC audience that a US site cannot serve well.
View Singapore →Deploy Your New York Server Today
US East Coast bare metal, zero setup fees. Configure your dedicated server, or talk to our infrastructure team about clusters, high-memory builds or custom rack configurations.
Frequently Asked Questions
A dedicated server in New York is one physical machine held for a single customer, with nobody else's workload on it. velia.net runs high-core AMD EPYC and Ryzen systems there with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage, billed monthly, with zero setup fees and month-to-month terms. The New York configuration list and its prices are checked against the checkout every day. What shapes this location is the range rather than the technology: most of the list is AMD EPYC, carrying 384 GB of memory or more and reaching 1152 GB at the top, with a 25G networking option among the choices. Being on the US East Coast, under United States jurisdiction, gives a clear answer for a US-facing deployment. For a private rack or non-standard networking, put the workload in front of the team first.
New York is where the eastern US networks concentrate. DE-CIX New York, the city's exchange, lists more than 260 connected networks on PeeringDB (retrieved August 2026). velia.net does not connect directly to that exchange, and this page will not imply otherwise, but it is useful context for why routes out of the city tend to be short. velia.net lists Cogent and Link11 as its carriers for this location, and published average pings from New York reach Boston in about 8 ms, Toronto in about 14 ms and Atlanta in about 17 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026). A bare metal server here places the workload on the US East Coast, with the memory headroom to hold a large working set resident. 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 New York reach Boston in about 8 ms, Toronto in about 14 ms, Atlanta in about 17 ms, Chicago in about 18 ms, Miami in about 35 ms and Dallas in about 37 ms (WonderNetwork, August 2026). That spread is the practical argument for the location: the northeast corridor, Toronto and Atlanta all sit under twenty milliseconds from a single machine, and the southeast and Texas follow inside forty. The west coast is a different matter, with Los Angeles at about 77 ms; the Atlantic is wider still, with Frankfurt at about 83 ms and London at about 70 ms on the same source. 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 New York network to your own endpoints. Measure a real address in each market you serve before production traffic moves.
velia.net runs single-tenant bare metal on the US East Coast, weighted toward high-memory AMD EPYC configurations reaching 1152 GB of registered DDR5, with a 25G networking option at zero setup cost. 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 lists Cogent and Link11 as its carriers for this location. A carrier list is not a performance claim, though: the route your traffic takes depends on those relationships and on the networks at the far end, and 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 New York network to any endpoint you name (the current test address is 92.205.32.37), 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, in the sense that a velia.net dedicated server in New York keeps your deployment physically in the United States, under United States law, whatever your company's home country or where your customers are. That is a deliberate choice rather than a side effect of picking a fast city, and it is the right answer when the requirement is US data residency or proximity to the US East Coast. It is the wrong answer, however, if your requirement names the European Union: no amount of encryption or contractual language relocates the physical machine, and velia.net Frankfurt or Strasbourg is the correct location for that requirement instead. Settle the jurisdiction question before an order rather than after, since moving a running deployment into another jurisdiction is a migration rather than a setting.