EU Infrastructure Based in Amsterdam
Strong European connectivity, reliable infrastructure, and consistent performance.
Where your server sits matters. Amsterdam is one of Europe's most connected cities — home to AMS-IX, one of the world's largest internet exchanges, and a hub for premium upstream providers. QDE's infrastructure is built here.
Deploy your VPS in a location with strong connectivity across Europe, reliable data center infrastructure, and an EU regulatory environment. Plans start at €3.95/month. Learn more about our performance infrastructure, what you can build, or explore root access.
Why Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a major European network hub — not because of marketing, but because of infrastructure. AMS-IX, dense upstream peering, and a mature data center ecosystem make it one of the strongest hosting locations in Europe.
Amsterdam Internet Exchange is one of the world's largest by traffic volume. Direct peering with major networks means shorter paths and lower latency for traffic across Europe.
Amsterdam sits at the heart of Western Europe's network topology. Strong connectivity to Germany, France, the UK, Scandinavia, and the rest of the continent.
The Netherlands has a well-established hosting ecosystem with reliable power, established data center infrastructure, and a deep pool of upstream providers.
Multiple tier-1 upstream connections ensure your traffic takes efficient paths. Fewer hops between your server and your users means faster responses.
European Connectivity
Strong connectivity isn't about claiming the lowest latency number — it's about consistent, reliable network paths to the destinations that matter for your workload.
Direct peering and premium transit deliver consistent, low-latency connections across Europe. Your applications respond quickly for users in the EU.
Premium upstream providers offer fast routes to North America and Asia. Amsterdam's position as a network hub means good global reachability from a single European location.
Every VPS connects to a 10 Gbps port with 4 TB to 32 TB monthly bandwidth depending on your plan. No artificial throttling within your allocation.
Every VPS gets a dedicated IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 subnet. Dual-stack networking is standard — no extra fees for basic connectivity.
Stable Environment
Infrastructure reliability depends on more than hardware. The jurisdiction, regulatory environment, and physical infrastructure ecosystem all matter for long-term hosting stability.
The Netherlands is an EU member state. Your infrastructure operates within EU regulatory frameworks, including GDPR for data protection — clear rules in a transparent legal environment.
The Netherlands is politically stable with strong rule of law, established data protection legislation, and a predictable regulatory environment for hosting businesses.
Dutch data centers benefit from a temperate climate and a reliable power grid. The Netherlands is a well-established data center market with strong infrastructure standards.
Redundant systems and proactive monitoring keep your VPS online. Our uptime commitment is backed by an SLA — not just a marketing number.
Built for Real Workloads
Amsterdam-based infrastructure serves a wide range of workloads. Here is how location translates to practical benefits for common VPS use cases.
Serve European visitors from infrastructure that's close to them. Lower latency means faster page loads, better user experience, and improved search engine performance.
Run MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and MongoDB close to your application servers. Network latency between your app and database directly affects query response times.
Host Nextcloud, Matrix, Gitea, and other self-hosted software on EU-based infrastructure. Keep your data in a GDPR jurisdiction by design.
Deploy WireGuard or OpenVPN on Amsterdam-based infrastructure. Strong European connectivity means fast VPN tunnels for EU-based users and teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
All QDE VPS instances are hosted in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Our infrastructure connects to AMS-IX and multiple upstream providers for strong European connectivity.
AMS-IX (Amsterdam Internet Exchange) is one of the world's largest internet exchanges by traffic volume. It enables direct peering between networks, which means shorter paths and lower latency for traffic between connected networks.
Amsterdam is centrally positioned in Western Europe. Latency to major European cities is generally low due to direct peering and premium upstream providers, though exact numbers vary by destination and network path.
Yes. The Netherlands is an EU member state. Infrastructure hosted here operates within EU regulatory frameworks, including GDPR for data protection.
Yes. Amsterdam has strong connectivity to North America and Asia through premium upstream providers. While latency is lowest within Europe, the network reaches globally.
Currently, all QDE infrastructure is in Amsterdam. We focus on doing one location well rather than spreading thin across multiple regions.