Miami Dedicated Servers

Miami is the primary interconnection point between North and South America. The overwhelming majority of subsea cable capacity linking the United States to Brazil, Colombia, and the wider Latin American region lands in or routes through South Florida, which makes it the shortest network path between the two continents.

Hosting here means traffic to and from Latin America travels over direct, well-provisioned routes instead of being backhauled across the United States or looped through Europe. For an audience spread across the Americas, a single Miami server is very hard to beat.

Brazil is a large and fast-growing market, but hosting inside the country is expensive. Import duties on server hardware, high local bandwidth costs, and complicated tax treatment all push prices well above North American rates, and domestic routing between Brazilian networks is not always as direct as you would hope.

A Miami dedicated server sidesteps all of that. You get North American pricing, hardware availability, and network quality while sitting in the closest major hosting hub to São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, and Santiago, which for most Brazilian and Argentine audiences means performance close to in-country hosting at a fraction of the cost.

Miami delivers lower latency to Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and the rest of Latin America than any other major hosting location in the United States. Traffic heads south over direct cable routes instead of crossing the country first, which is exactly where servers in Dallas, Los Angeles, or the Northeast lose ground.

Real-world figures always depend on the end user's ISP and the route their traffic takes. If latency is critical to your project, get in touch before ordering and we can help you test it properly from the networks you actually care about.

Yes. Miami is a US East Coast location with strong domestic connectivity, and it performs comparably to other eastern United States locations for traffic within North America.

That is the real advantage here: you get solid coverage of the eastern United States and the best reach into Latin America available from anywhere in the country, all from one machine, instead of paying for two servers in two regions.

Game server hosting for Latin American communities is one of the most common uses. Minecraft, Rust, FiveM, and CS2 networks serving Brazilian and Spanish-speaking players run well from Miami, and web hosting providers with clients across the region choose it for the same reason.

It is also a strong fit for ecommerce and media platforms targeting Latin America, applications that need a US East Coast presence, and any business that wants one server covering both North and South American users.

Every Miami dedicated server includes DDoS protection at no additional charge. Filtering is handled upstream by Path Network, our transit provider, so attack traffic is scrubbed before it reaches your port and legitimate users keep getting through.

This matters more in Miami than in most locations. Game servers and Latin American ecommerce are both heavily targeted, and attacks against community game servers in particular are routine rather than exceptional.

A dedicated server is an entire physical machine leased to a single customer. Unlike shared hosting or a VPS, nothing on the box is divided between tenants: every CPU core, every gigabyte of memory, and all of the storage and network capacity belong to you alone.

That means no noisy neighbors competing for disk and network I/O, no hypervisor sitting between your workload and the hardware, and complete freedom to configure the machine exactly the way your application needs it, right down to the operating system, kernel, and networking stack.

A VPS is a virtual machine with a guaranteed share of a physical host. It is the right answer for most projects: it costs less, deploys in under a minute, and is easy to scale up. A dedicated server is what you move to once you have outgrown that model.

Bare metal makes sense when you need consistent performance under sustained load, when you are running dozens of game server instances or your own virtualization layer, when a workload is bottlenecked on raw single-thread CPU speed or disk throughput, or when you simply want every resource on the machine in Miami reserved for you and nobody else.

Our fleet is built on modern AMD Ryzen and EPYC processors alongside Intel Core options, paired with DDR4 or DDR5 memory and solid state storage.

High clock speeds on the Ryzen platform suit game servers and other latency-sensitive workloads that are bound by single-thread performance, while EPYC builds with higher core counts and larger memory ceilings are the better fit for virtualization, container hosts, and parallel compute. The configurations listed above reflect what is currently available at our Miami facility.

Yes. If none of the listed configurations fit, we can quote a custom build with a different CPU, more memory, additional or larger drives, extra IP addresses, or a specific network setup.

Custom builds depend on parts availability at our Miami facility, so lead times vary with the configuration. Get in touch with what you have in mind and we will tell you what is realistic and how quickly we can turn it around.