Virtual Dedicated Servers.
Your cores. Your performance.

A physical core is one of the actual processing units on the AMD EPYC 7282 CPU chip. When we say "dedicated", we mean those cores are mapped exclusively to your VDS — no other customer's processes run on them. On a standard VPS, multiple customers share the same physical cores and compete for compute cycles, causing "CPU steal". With VDS, there is zero CPU steal.

Unmanaged — you have full root access and are responsible for your OS, software, and security. If you need managed infrastructure, contact us to discuss a managed retainer, or consider our Dedicated Server range which can be supplemented with management services.

Because physical cores can only serve one customer at a time. On shared VPS, the same physical core serves many customers, which is how the provider keeps costs low. Dedicating those cores to a single customer means fewer customers per server — that cost is reflected in the price. For workloads that need guaranteed performance, the premium is worth it.

Yes — upgrades are done from your client area. Your data, OS, and configuration stay in place. The server is resized and you're billed pro-rata for the remainder of the billing period at the higher rate. Downtime during a resize is typically under 60 seconds.

VDS is still virtualised — there's a hypervisor layer. Dedicated servers are bare metal: no hypervisor, no virtualisation overhead, raw hardware performance. Choose Dedicated when you need more than 8 cores, require specific hardware configurations (RAID, multiple drives), need full hardware control for compliance reasons, or when the last 5–10% of raw performance matters. See our Dedicated Server page.

Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, CentOS, Fedora, and Windows Server from the control panel. Custom ISOs are supported. Cloud-init is available for automated first-boot provisioning.