ServerHub
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ServerHub is a privately held Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, operating since 2001 as a subsidiary of Eonix Corporation, that sells dedicated servers, VPS/cloud hosting, and colocation out of a network of leased data center space across nine metro markets in the US and Europe. Headquartered administratively in Henderson, Nevada with its operational base historically in Phoenix, Arizona, the company built its footprint gradually between 2012 and 2021, expanding from a single flagship Phoenix facility to Dallas, Chicago, Seattle, New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam. Rather than constructing its own purpose-built data centers, ServerHub has typically deployed its network and server racks inside larger third-party wholesale/colocation facilities (such as PhoenixNAP in Phoenix and NYI’s Manhattan site in New York), positioning itself as a mid-sized, budget-oriented dedicated server and cloud hosting brand rather than a hyperscale or purpose-built AI infrastructure operator.
ServerHub operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
Phone: 1-888-209-5744 Email: [email protected]
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ServerHub Data Center Locations
- Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany PENDING REVIEW
The Frankfurt site connects to DE-CIX, described in coverage as the world's largest internet exchange. - Amsterdam, Netherlands PENDING REVIEW
Per ServerHub's own site: ServerHub's CEO described Amsterdam as chosen due to unprecedented demand in the Netherlands, making it the company's seventh global location. - Phoenix, Arizona, USA PhoenixNAP PENDING REVIEW
This flagship Phoenix site was described at the time as a SAS 70 Type II certified and PCI DSS validated facility. - Los Angeles, California, USA PENDING REVIEW
- Miami, Florida, USA PENDING REVIEW
Per ServerHub's own site: ServerHub states its Miami POP was built to bridge the gap for customers in Latin and South America and to bring high-capacity transit services to its global customer base. - Chicago, Illinois, USA PENDING REVIEW
Per ServerHub's own site: ServerHub describes this facility as located in the heart of downtown Chicago, intended to support enterprise disaster-recovery services for Midwest customers. - New York, New York, USA PENDING REVIEW
Its New York presence was established through a private suite inside a Manhattan facility operated by managed-IT provider NYI, described in coverage as located in the heart of Silicon Alley. - Dallas, Texas, USA PENDING REVIEW
Per ServerHub's own site: ServerHub states this Dallas buildout was designed to replicate the strengths of its Phoenix network and data center. - Seattle, Washington, USA PENDING REVIEW
Per ServerHub's own site: ServerHub states this facility was chosen to provide decreased latency to Asian markets, citing Seattle's strategic transit partners.
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Common Questions
How many data center locations does ServerHub operate?
As of the mid-2020s, ServerHub's own materials and independent industry press describe nine markets: Phoenix, Dallas, Chicago, Seattle, New York, Los Angeles, and Miami in the US, plus Frankfurt and Amsterdam in Europe.
Does ServerHub own the buildings its data centers are in?
Available evidence suggests ServerHub leases space and network capacity inside third-party facilities rather than owning the buildings — for example, its original flagship Phoenix site was housed within the PhoenixNAP facility, and its New York presence was established inside a facility operated by NYI.
Is ServerHub part of a larger company?
Yes — ServerHub has operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Eonix Corporation since its 2001 launch (originally under the name Infinitie Networks).
Does ServerHub have AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
No genuine evidence of AI-optimized, GPU-specific, or liquid-cooled infrastructure at any ServerHub facility was found in available sources.
Does ServerHub offer colocation services?
ServerHub is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact ServerHub directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does ServerHub offer cloud services?
ServerHub is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact ServerHub directly to confirm cloud availability.
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