Dedicated servers:
Where enterprise-grade power can be provisioned in minutes
IBM Cloud dedicated servers are ready to run with the compute power, customized configuration and automated deployment you need. Provision in 20 – 30 minutes.
Choose the best server for you
Monthly bare metal server prices. Configure your dedicated bare metal server now, and provision it in 20 – 30 minutes.
Single processor
USD 235/mo.
Intel Xeon E3-1270 (3.40 GHz)
4 Cores
2 GB RAM
500 GB SATA
500 GB public outbound
Dual processor
USD 585/mo.
Dual Intel Xeon E5-2620 (2.00 GHz)
12 Cores
16 GB RAM
500 GB SATA
500 GB public outbound
Quad processor
USD 1,493/mo.
Quad Intel Xeon E7-4820 v2 (2.00 GHz)
32 Cores
128 GB RAM
1 TB SATA
500 GB public outbound
Dedicated servers: Just for you
Rest assured these dedicated servers will satisfy a highly demanding set of performance needs. And for the record, it’s almost unfair to just call them “dedicated servers.” IBM Cloud calls them “bare metal servers.” Built to perform — to all the specs you want and need.
Bring on the workloads. IBM Cloud servers can handle them.
Enterprise-grade power
Get a high-performance bare metal server for high-intensity workloads, whether you’re running a single processor server or a cluster of quad processor, hex-core workhorses.
Customize and optimize
Configure your bare metal server to your specs with customizable processors, RAM, hard drives, GPUs and more.
Seamless integration
Integrate bare metal with existing IBM virtual servers seamlessly today, or whenever your application complexity demands it.
Provision and deploy
Provision a server in as little as 20 – 30 minutes, or build it to spec and be online in approximately 2 – 4 hours with automated deployment.
Put IBM Cloud servers to work
HPC
Solve complex problems quickly with high-performance computing (HPC) on cloud.
High security
Match data security needs — previously only available with on-premises servers.
High-volume data
Process large volumes of data economically and fast.
“ The IBM Cloud platform removes the financial and administrative burden, and makes HPC much more accessible to us. ”
—Dr. Elsa Aristodemou, Senior Lecturer, London South Bank University