Dedicated servers in Silicon Valley
64 servers in stock in Silicon Valley, California, starting at $44 a month. Low latency for the San Francisco Bay Area, Northern California and the West Coast.
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Silicon Valley, around San Jose and Santa Clara, is home to a dense cluster of data centers serving the Bay Area's technology companies. It has strong peering with major networks and content providers and good routes across the Pacific.
A server here is a good fit for startup infrastructure, development and staging servers, West Coast SaaS and API backends.
Silicon Valley stock at a glance
| Servers in stock | 64 |
|---|---|
| Price range | $44.00 to $999.00 per month |
| Most cores | 44 |
| Most memory | 384 GB |
| With SSD or NVMe | 64 |
| With hard drives | 0 |
Test the network first
Run a ping, traceroute or MTR from the Silicon Valley data center to your own connection with the Silicon Valley looking glass. Test IP: 167.88.60.166.
Also worth comparing: Los Angeles, Seattle, Phoenix.
Questions people ask
How much is a dedicated server in Silicon Valley?
Prices in Silicon Valley currently start at $44.00 per month and go up to $999.00 for the largest configurations. All prices are monthly with no contract.
Where exactly are the Silicon Valley servers located?
The hardware is in a partner data center in the Silicon Valley area, Silicon Valley, California. Your server's IP addresses are announced from that facility.
Can I test latency to Silicon Valley before ordering?
Yes. Ping 167.88.60.166 from your own machine, or use the looking glass to run tests from the data center to you.