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ReliableSite Expands Dedicated Server Network to Amsterdam and Mexico as It Nears 20 Years

High-performance bare metal servers, unmetered bandwidth, and round-the-clock on-site support are now closer to users in Europe and Latin America, thanks to new hubs in Amsterdam and Querétaro.

After twenty years perfecting our platform in the United States, the Netherlands and Mexico now receive the complete package from the start—identical hardware, consistent service, and the same level of support.”— Radic Davydov, CEO of ReliableSite

ReliableSite, a long-established dedicated server company nearing two decades in the bare metal space, has unveiled its initial global growth by activating new dedicated server facilities in Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Querétaro (Mexico). These consecutive deployments mark the company’s entry into two continents, with both sites employing the identical platform and support framework that ReliableSite has maintained in the U.S. for close to twenty years.

Amsterdam hosts AMS-IX, among the largest internet exchanges globally, offering robust local connectivity for enterprises catering to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Likewise, Querétaro has developed into a significant data center center in Latin America, linking Mexico and adjacent markets directly to regional carriers while avoiding routing traffic through the United States.

Main Capabilities

Similar to all ReliableSite data centers, these two new sites are configured for fast deployment and expansion, free from the administrative obstacles typical of conventional hosting.

Rapid Provisioning: Every configuration comes with Rapid Deploy technology, with servers going live in ten minutes or under.

Uncapped Bandwidth: Standard setups include unmetered bandwidth, without any “fair usage” clauses or complicated pricing tiers.

Straightforward Pricing: All dedicated servers carry no activation fees or long-term commitments, irrespective of configuration.

In-House Technical Support: Hardware maintenance is performed by ReliableSite’s own on-site engineers rather than external contractors, guaranteeing prompt
assistance and on-location spare component inventory.

Worldwide DDoS Protection: Both locations are linked into ReliableSite’s custom mitigation network, expanding global filtering capabilities for all customers.

Configuration Options

Both overseas sites debut with ReliableSite’s top-tier performance setups, featuring the AMD Ryzen 9950X and AMD EPYC 4545P series. These configurations deliver fully dedicated resources to one tenant, guaranteeing maximum performance for demanding workloads without any resource competition.

“Each new site presents its own hurdles, and that’s what makes growth exciting,” stated Radic Davydov, CEO of ReliableSite. “We aren’t asking clients to gamble on an untested company and simply hope things work out. We’ve invested twenty years creating a distinctive platform in the U.S., and now the Netherlands and Mexico receive the entire offering from the outset—the same gear, uniform service, and help from our in-house technicians. These international moves have enabled us to deliver the ReliableSite experience to a broader audience, no matter where they are located.”

Centralized Worldwide Management

Current ReliableSite clients can provision servers in Amsterdam or Querétaro straight from their existing control panel without any extra configuration. Sophisticated capabilities such as ASN announcements, BYOIP support, and round-the-clock technical assistance are all operational from launch day.

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David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at TheCyberMag. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from threat intelligence and data privacy to cybercrime and cloud security. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.