Server rental in Switzerland with a guaranteed stability and 99.99% SLA

The data center is located in the canton of Geneva, Switzerland, in an industrial zone with a well-developed network infrastructure and access to international backbone communications links. The exact address is not publicly disclosed for security reasons, as is standard practice for facilities of this scale.

Yes. The platform is focused on both colocation and dedicated servers, cloud solutions, and corporate infrastructure. We host both single servers and full-fledged racks for businesses, SaaS projects, VPN services, and high-load web platforms.

The infrastructure was designed to Tier III/Tier III+ standards, which means redundancy of key systems—power, cooling, and network links. In practice, this translates into high service availability and minimal risk of downtime, even in emergency situations.

The data center utilizes an A/B feeder system for racks, industrial UPS systems, and backup diesel generators. This allows equipment to continue operating even during a complete power outage. For clients, this means project stability and predictability.

One of the site's distinctive features is an energy-efficient cooling system with heat recovery. It utilizes modern air-to-water technologies and natural cooling, eliminating traditional compressor air conditioners in continuous operation. This reduces energy consumption and makes the data center more environmentally friendly.

Rack power depends on the selected plan and configuration, but standard options start at approximately 1–2 kW with the ability to scale. Higher power limits are available for dense server configurations and enterprise clients.

Clients typically have access to high-speed ports (1–10 Gbps and higher) and large traffic volumes, including unlimited options with certain packages. This is especially important for VPN services, streaming, CDNs, and large internet projects.

Infomaniak is connected to several backbone providers and traffic exchange points in Switzerland and Europe. This ensures low latency across Europe, stable uplinks, and good routing for international users.

Physical security is organized at the corporate data center level:

— multi-level access control;
— 24-hour video surveillance;
- physical security;
— isolated areas for equipment placement.

Additionally, international standards of information security and quality management are observed.

Yes, Switzerland is considered one of the most attractive jurisdictions for hosting VPN infrastructure due to its strict data protection laws, stable political situation, and high-quality networks. Low ping times across Europe and high bandwidth make the location convenient for VPN projects.

The key differentiator is the combination of reliable infrastructure and environmental focus. The data center is known for its use of renewable energy and heat recovery systems. This is an important factor for companies committed to ESG policies.

Yes. Customers can start with a single server or partial rack, and then gradually expand their infrastructure—increasing power capacity, the number of units, or upgrading to a full rack without changing locations.

Most often, the following are placed here:

— corporate websites and online stores;
— cloud services and SaaS platforms;
— VPN services and proxies;
— media projects and streaming;
— reserve and backup infrastructures;
— fintech and projects requiring confidentiality.

Yes. Thanks to system redundancy, a high-quality network, and Swiss jurisdiction, the platform is often used for business-critical tasks where operational continuity, data protection, and stable connection speed are essential.

Switzerland is known for its strict privacy laws, stable economy, and developed telecommunications infrastructure. Being located in Geneva provides the ideal balance between speedy operations across Europe and legally secure data storage.