Swiss Colocation
Why Choose Switzerland for Your Servers?
Switzerland is an excellent location for colocation due to its advanced and reliable infrastructure, as well as its strong legal and regulatory framework. The country has a long history of stability and reliability, making it a safe and secure choice for colocation. Additionally, Switzerland's central location in Europe makes it an ideal hub for connecting to major markets and internet exchanges. Overall, Switzerland's combination of advanced infrastructure, legal and regulatory stability, and strategic location make it an attractive destination for colocation.
- Rack Units
1U - Bandwidth
20TB over 1Gb/s. Unmetered options available - Power 220v
Up to 250 Watt - Power Overage per KWt
50.00 CHF - Network
1Gb/s dedicated / 2 IPv4 Addresses
- Rack Units
2U - Bandwidth
100TB of monthly data transfer included - Power 220v
Up to 1500 Watt - Power Overage per KWt
50.00 CHF - Network
2x 1Gb/s dedicated / 5 IPv4 Addresses
- Rack Units
4U - Bandwidth
100TB of monthly data transfer included - Power 220v
Up to 1500 Watt - Power Overage per KWt
50.00 CHF - Network
4x 1Gb/s dedicated / 12 IPv4 Addresses
Switzerland Colocation Hosting
One of the major benefits of Swiss Hosting data centers in Switzerland is the wide range of connectivity options we offer. Whether you need high-speed internet, cloud services, or network providers, Swiss Hosting has you covered. This flexibility allows you to choose the best option for your business's specific needs and helps ensure that you always have a fast and reliable connection. No matter what your business requires, Our data centers in Switzerland have the connectivity options you need to succeed.
Redundant infrastructure
Every router and switch in our cloud infrastructure (network, hypervisor, and SAN storage) is clustered and fully redundant. We use Intel, Cisco, and Supermicro equipment throughout our cloud infrastructure.
Even in the event of a single router failure, we have failover routers configured at every level to ensure that your website and applications remain accessible. There are two layers of failover routers: the first layer is connected directly to the Internet, and the second is dedicated to the cloud, the hypervisor, and the SAN storage. Using Open-E storage systems with built-in redundancy, we are able to cope with complete system, network, drive, and power failures.
