Intel Xeon E-2236
6C / 12T · 3.4–4.8 GHz
- 32 GB DDR4 ECC
- 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD
- 1 Gbps unmetered
- IPv4 + /64 IPv6
For projects whose audience speaks Spanish or Portuguese as often as English: a US server at the crossroads of North America, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Available in Miami
In-stock servers are provisioned automatically in Miami as soon as your payment is confirmed. Same price as in every other location.
6C / 12T · 3.4–4.8 GHz
6C / 12T · 3.8–5.1 GHz
8C / 16T · 3.8–5.5 GHz
12C / 24T · 3.7–5.4 GHz
Why Miami
Miami is the hinge between the two Americas. Subsea cables from South America, Central America and the Caribbean come ashore along South Florida’s coast, and the city has long been one of the main interconnection points where Latin American networks exchange traffic with US and global carriers. Much of the traffic between South America and the United States already passes through Miami.
A server here suits online stores, media sites and SaaS products with Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking customers, game servers for Latin American communities, and agencies working across the region, while still covering Florida and the US Southeast. Miami offers four 1 Gbps configurations, from the Xeon E-2236 at $59/mo to the 12-core EPYC 4464P. For GPU, storage or 10 Gbps EPYC servers, New York is the closest location that has them.
Data jurisdiction. Miami servers are in the United States, so stored data is subject to US federal law and Florida state law. Laws such as Brazil’s LGPD can still apply to you because of where your users are; this is general information, not legal advice.
Estimated latency
Estimated round-trip times from nearby and strategic cities. Based on distance, not measurements: real routes vary.
FAQ
Four configurations are in stock in Miami and can be online in minutes: the Intel Xeon E-2236 ($59/mo), AMD Ryzen 5 7600 ($115/mo), AMD Ryzen 7 9700X ($149/mo) and AMD EPYC 4464P ($215/mo).
No configuration in Miami ships with 10 Gbps as standard right now, but every 1 Gbps server here can be upgraded to an unmetered 10 Gbps port for $129/mo. For more, ask for a custom build.
Usually, yes, especially if you also serve the US or several Latin American countries from one place. Much of South America’s international traffic reaches the US through Miami, so many networks already have direct paths into the city. If nearly all your users are in one country, such as Brazil, a host inside that country can be closer; compare estimated latency for your cities first.
Yes. For a single busy world, the Ryzen 7 9700X (up to 5.5 GHz) or Ryzen 5 7600 (up to 5.1 GHz) gives high per-core speed; to host many instances on one machine, the 12-core EPYC 4464P with 128 GB of DDR5 ECC has more headroom. Always-on L3/L4 mitigation filters UDP and SYN floods upstream at no extra cost; web panels need a reverse proxy against HTTP floods.

4 configurations are ready in Miami, from $59/mo. No setup fee, cancel anytime.