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Frankfurt and Singapore regions now on 400 Gbps backbone — see the latency map

Global network

Twelve live regions, two being built, and the real numbers for each

A 400 Gbps private backbone between every region, 20 Tbps of always-on DDoS scrubbing, and Tier III or IV facilities throughout. Pick a region at signup and move it later for free.

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Carrier connections
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Contracted power
The map

Where your workload can physically sit

Hover a marker for its latency, tier and carrier count. Dimmed markers are regions with hardware racked but not yet accepting traffic — we would rather show you those than pretend they are live.

FrankfurtFRA

LiveTier IV

Germany · Europe

Latency
3 ms
Capacity
22 MW
Carriers
63

Hover or tab through a marker to inspect a region. Latency is the median round trip measured from the nearest major metro over the last 30 days.

Region detail

Every facility, with what is actually in it

Latency is the 30-day median round trip to the nearest major internet exchange. Capacity is contracted power, not theoretical draw.

Americas

2 live · 4 building

Ashburn

United States

iad
Latency
4 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
18 MW
Carriers
42
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Dallas

United States

dfw
Latency
6 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
12 MW
Carriers
31
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Kansas

United States

mci
Latency
5 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
8 MW
Carriers
24
Accepting traffic

Manassas

United States

mnz
Latency
4 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
20 MW
Carriers
35
Accepting traffic

Toronto

Canada

yyz
Latency
7 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
8 MW
Carriers
22
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

São Paulo

Brazil

gru
Latency
11 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
6 MW
Carriers
19
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Europe

4 live · 1 building

London

United Kingdom

lhr
Latency
3 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
15 MW
Carriers
51
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Frankfurt

Germany

fra
Latency
3 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
22 MW
Carriers
63
Accepting traffic

Amsterdam

Netherlands

ams
Latency
4 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
11 MW
Carriers
47
Accepting traffic

Helsinki

Finland

hel
Latency
5 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
7 MW
Carriers
18
Accepting traffic

Nuremberg

Germany

nue
Latency
4 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
10 MW
Carriers
25
Accepting traffic

Asia Pacific

4 live · 2 building

Singapore

Singapore

sgp
Latency
6 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
14 MW
Carriers
38
Accepting traffic

Tokyo

Japan

nrt
Latency
5 ms
Tier
Tier IV
Power
13 MW
Carriers
34
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Sydney

Australia

syd
Latency
9 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
7 MW
Carriers
21
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Mumbai

India

bom
Latency
7 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
9 MW
Carriers
26
Accepting traffic

Noida

India

del
Latency
6 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
5 MW
Carriers
14
Accepting traffic

Chennai

India

maa
Latency
7 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
6 MW
Carriers
16
Accepting traffic

Middle East & Africa

0 live · 2 building

Dubai

UAE

dxb
Latency
8 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
5 MW
Carriers
17
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Johannesburg

South Africa

jnb
Latency
12 ms
Tier
Tier III
Power
4 MW
Carriers
12
Racked · burn-in and second transit pending

Ashburn and Dallas and Toronto and São Paulo and London and Tokyo and Sydney and Dubai and Johannesburg are not live yet

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Infrastructure

The specifications behind the uptime number

Redundancy is expensive and boring, which is exactly why it is worth publishing rather than summarising as 'enterprise-grade'.

Backbone capacity

400 Gbps

Private, redundant, non-blocking between all live regions

Peering partners

1,240+

Direct peering at 19 internet exchanges

DDoS scrubbing

20 Tbps

Always-on, no traffic redirection during an attack

Power redundancy

2N + 1

Dual utility feeds, flywheel UPS and diesel generators

Cooling

N + 1

Free-air cooling where climate allows, PUE averaging 1.18

Physical security

5 layers

Mantraps, biometrics, 24/7 guards, 90-day camera retention

Inside the building

What keeps a rack alive when something breaks

2N + 1 power

Two independent utility feeds, flywheel UPS bridging to diesel, and 48 hours of fuel on site with a refuelling contract on top.

N + 1 cooling

Free-air cooling where the climate allows it, hot-aisle containment everywhere, and a fleet PUE averaging 1.18.

Diverse fibre paths

At least three physically separate entries per facility, on separate conduits, with no shared manhole between them.

Five security layers

Perimeter, lobby, mantrap, cage and rack — biometrics at three of them, 24/7 guards, and 90 days of camera retention.

Pre-action fire suppression

Very-early-smoke-detection air sampling with a dry-pipe pre-action system, so a false alarm does not soak your servers.

Always-on DDoS scrubbing

20 Tbps of capacity filtering inline. No redirection to a scrubbing centre mid-attack, so nothing hiccups when one starts.

Owned Fleet

Real racked nodes. Zero reseller intermediaries.

Unlike white-label hosts that resell third-party VPS slices, SrvDaddy and SrvCloud Technologies own, assemble, and rack physical enterprise compute nodes directly into Tier III & IV colocation suites.

Verified Physical NodesSrvCloud.tech Hardware
SrvCloud High-Density Racked Node Cluster (SPR5, SPR6, SPR9)
Multi-Node Chassis Array

Node Fleet: SPR5 · SPR6 · SPR9 Live Cluster

● Production Online
Chassis: Enterprise Hot-Swap SAS/NVMeRedundant 2N PSUsFront VGA/IPMI Direct

High-density multi-tenant nodes deployed with high-speed ECC RAM, redundant enterprise storage arrays, and dual 10Gbps/40Gbps uplinks per rack unit.

SrvCloud.tech Production Node with Physical Asset Tag
Physical Asset Tag

SrvCloud.tech Production Server

Host: spr6.fra1
Tag: SrvCloud.tech · ATF;SPR6Hot-Swap Drive Bays ActiveRAID 10 Hardware Controller

Every server node is physically branded, tracked, and monitored 24/7/365. When a drive throws SMART warnings, on-site data center technicians hot-swap it without downtime.

Routing

Your traffic stays on our backbone as long as possible

We announce our own space from AS207544 and peer directly at nineteen exchanges. Between regions, packets travel on private 400 Gbps capacity rather than the public internet — which is why a London-to-Singapore hop is predictable rather than merely fast on a good day.

  • Anycast DNS answered from 14 locations
  • BGP communities exposed so you can influence your own routing
  • RPKI signed and validated in both directions
  • Automatic transit withdrawal when a carrier degrades
See live network status
mtr — lhr → sgp on our backbone

$mtr --report-wide sgp1.srvdaddy.net

1 edge-lhr1 0.3ms 0.0% loss

2 core-lhr1 0.6ms 0.0% loss

3 bb-lhr-fra 7.1ms 0.0% loss

4 bb-fra-dxb 48.4ms 0.0% loss

5 bb-dxb-sgp 92.7ms 0.0% loss

6 core-sgp1 93.1ms 0.0% loss

# 6 hops, all ours, zero public transit

Audits

Certifications that cover the whole fleet

Not “available in select regions” — every live facility is in scope. Reports are available under NDA and we will complete your vendor questionnaire without charging a fee for it.

SOC 2 Type IIISO 27001GDPR readyPCI DSS Level 1HIPAA eligible99.99% SLA
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Power, honestly accounted for

0%
Renewable-matched electricity

Matched annually with certificates, not hour-by-hour. We say so because the difference matters.

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Fleet average PUE

Measured at the facility meter across twelve live regions, twelve-month trailing.

0 yrs
Server refresh cycle

Then resold or recycled through an R2-certified processor, with certificates of destruction for drives.

Questions

Infrastructure questions

Including the ones with awkward answers.

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Live chat is staffed by engineers, not a script. Median first reply is 96 seconds, around the clock.

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We own the racks, the servers, the switching and the storage. The buildings, power and cooling are operated by colocation partners — Equinix, Digital Realty and two regional operators — because building datacenters is a different business from running them well. We publish which partner runs which region on request.

Ready when you are

Choose a region and deploy into it in under a minute

Every plan lets you pick a region at signup, and moving later is free. If you are not sure which, tell us where your users are.

Region selectable on every plan, including StarterFree region moves, any timeBackups always replicated to a second region