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Server/VPS in NY4, LD4, TY3 DCs
puffypinguin
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I have developed some Expert Advisers for a client and he is using IC Markets and Pepperstone as brokers
From what I could find online both of these brokers have their servers in Equinix NY4, LD4, TY3 DCs
Is there any provider here which has servers in these locations and whats the ping like?
I will either install Linux desktop on server or Windows but I want to be sure for the network first before giving the client an invoice to pay for the server.
PS: I tried OVH Amsterdam localzone using ubuntu xfe -wine and pings are 80~100 which are kinda high.
Thanks in advance.
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Hello @puffypinguin
We can help with this. Our service offers:
15+ global server locations (including New York, London, and Tokyo) so you can choose the datacenter nearest to your broker.
Windows Server 2025 pre-installed with full RDP access.
Fully managed VPS – we handle setup, monitoring, and support so you can focus on your EAs.
Daily backup options to protect your data.
7-day money-back guarantee – test our network risk-free.
You can run a ping test directly to IC Markets and Pepperstone from our servers before you commit. This way, you’ll know the exact latency you can expect for your Expert Advisors. Please check plans here.
Our New Jersey VPS plans live in the Equinix NY7 data center.
NY4: https://www.equinix.com/data-centers/americas-colocation/united-states-colocation/new-york-data-centers/ny4
NY7: https://www.equinix.com/data-centers/americas-colocation/united-states-colocation/new-york-data-centers/ny7
Not an exact match, I know.
Here's a test IP for NY7: 64.31.14.238
I was indeed just checking your page, do you have dedis on those locations by any chance?