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Paris, France | New Location | 10Gbps Dedicated Servers | 10 Min Delivery | RedSwitches

RedswitchesRedswitches Member, Patron Provider
edited July 6 in Offers

Hello LET,

We’re excited to announce our new Paris, France dedicated server location.

Our Paris bare metal servers are now available with 10Gbps ports, 10 min delivery, full root access, IPMI / KVM access, and no setup fees.

Network Test / Looking Glass

Paris Looking Glass: https://lg.pa6.redswitches.com/

Offer 1 — Paris, France

CPU: Intel Xeon E-2286G
Cores / Threads: 6 Cores / 12 Threads @ 4.0GHz
RAM: 64GB
Storage: 1x 1TB NVMe SSD
Network Port: 10Gbps
Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered included, with additional bandwidth options configurable during checkout
Location: Paris, France
Datacenter: Equinix PA6, Aubervilliers, Paris metro
Delivery Time: 10 min delivery
Setup Fee: Free

Price: €120/month recurring
USD Price: $137.38/month recurring

Order Link EUR: Deploy Now
Order Link USD: Deploy Now

Offer 2 — Paris, France

CPU: 2x Intel Xeon Silver 4214
Cores / Threads: 24 Cores / 48 Threads @ 2.20GHz
RAM: 64GB
Storage: 1x 960GB SSD
Network Port: 10Gbps
Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered included, with additional bandwidth options configurable during checkout
Location: Paris, France
Datacenter: Equinix PA6, Aubervilliers, Paris metro
Delivery Time: 10 min delivery
Setup Fee: Free

Price: €150/month recurring
USD Price: $171.72/month recurring

Order Link EUR: Deploy Now
Order Link USD: Deploy Now

Included with All Servers

  • 10Gbps port
  • Additional bandwidth options configurable during checkout
  • 10 min delivery
  • Free setup
  • Full root access
  • IPMI / KVM access
  • DDoS Shield included
  • Enterprise NVMe / SSD storage
  • 24/7/365 human support
  • OS and panel selection at checkout
  • Custom configurations available on request

Use Cases

These Paris dedicated servers are suitable for a wide range of workloads, including:

  • High-traffic websites and web applications
  • Game servers and low-latency European deployments
  • Streaming, media delivery, and CDN edge nodes
  • Virtualization and private cloud environments
  • Backup servers and storage-heavy workloads
  • VPN, proxy, and tunneling infrastructure
  • Development, testing, and staging environments
  • SaaS platforms, APIs, and backend services
  • Reseller hosting and custom infrastructure projects

Paris Datacenter

Our new Paris location is hosted in Equinix PA6, located in Aubervilliers in the Paris metro area.

The network is connected through premium carriers including Tata Communications, GTT, and Arelion, providing strong connectivity across France, Western Europe, and beyond.

Bulk Orders

We welcome bulk orders and can provide custom pricing for larger deployments.

Feel free to reach out if you need multiple servers, custom storage, additional RAM, higher bandwidth, or other configuration changes.

Sales & Support

  • 24/7 live chat support available
  • Telegram support available on request
  • Crypto payments accepted - NO KYC

Notes

  • All prices listed above are recurring monthly prices
  • USD pricing may vary slightly due to foreign exchange rate fluctuations
  • 10Gbps port included
  • Additional bandwidth options are configurable during checkout
  • No setup fees
  • Custom configurations are available on request
Thanked by 1whynotlearn

Comments

  • rpqurpqu Member

    First . GLWS

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    Does this location have IPv6?
    If so, please display in looking glass.

  • RedswitchesRedswitches Member, Patron Provider

    @yoursunny said:

    Does this location have IPv6?
    If so, please display in looking glass.

    we will get that updated and let you know. Also we do provide IPv6.

  • conceptconcept Member
    edited July 6

    Is it just me or what.. 120 eur pretty high for the Intel Xeon E-2286G dedicated server.

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • Nuke142Nuke142 Member

    Dmca/public torrents in France?

  • forestforest Member

    @Nuke142 said:
    Dmca/public torrents in France?

    Did you read their AUP?

    Hosting content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights is prohibited after exhaustion of the DMCA notice-and-takedown process or equivalent applicable procedure. RedSwitches will process valid takedown notices in accordance with applicable law. Repeated or willful infringement after a valid takedown notice may result in immediate termination.

  • @forest said:

    @Nuke142 said:
    Dmca/public torrents in France?

    Did you read their AUP?

    Hosting content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights is prohibited after exhaustion of the DMCA notice-and-takedown process or equivalent applicable procedure. RedSwitches will process valid takedown notices in accordance with applicable law. Repeated or willful infringement after a valid takedown notice may result in immediate termination.

    That's vague though. Usually people want to know if the provider will ban them after one or two complaints, or if the provider will just forward the complaints (as legally required) and let the complainant sue the defendant. I don't think the server host has any legal obligations besides forwarding the complaint and identifying the server's owner, but many hosts are trigger-happy and that's what people want to know.

  • forestforest Member

    @OpaqueRegistrant said:

    @forest said:

    @Nuke142 said:
    Dmca/public torrents in France?

    Did you read their AUP?

    Hosting content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights is prohibited after exhaustion of the DMCA notice-and-takedown process or equivalent applicable procedure. RedSwitches will process valid takedown notices in accordance with applicable law. Repeated or willful infringement after a valid takedown notice may result in immediate termination.

    That's vague though. Usually people want to know if the provider will ban them after one or two complaints, or if the provider will just forward the complaints (as legally required) and let the complainant sue the defendant. I don't think the server host has any legal obligations besides forwarding the complaint and identifying the server's owner, but many hosts are trigger-happy and that's what people want to know.

    Well, if someone is just going to be pirating with torrents as was the implication, that's a little different from wanting to avoid a mere trigger-happy provider.

  • @forest said:

    @OpaqueRegistrant said:

    @forest said:

    @Nuke142 said:
    Dmca/public torrents in France?

    Did you read their AUP?

    Hosting content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights is prohibited after exhaustion of the DMCA notice-and-takedown process or equivalent applicable procedure. RedSwitches will process valid takedown notices in accordance with applicable law. Repeated or willful infringement after a valid takedown notice may result in immediate termination.

    That's vague though. Usually people want to know if the provider will ban them after one or two complaints, or if the provider will just forward the complaints (as legally required) and let the complainant sue the defendant. I don't think the server host has any legal obligations besides forwarding the complaint and identifying the server's owner, but many hosts are trigger-happy and that's what people want to know.

    Well, if someone is just going to be pirating with torrents as was the implication, that's a little different from wanting to avoid a mere trigger-happy provider.

    If you did want to run a pirate server you'd be stupid to tell your host that you want to run a pirate server, because that would make them complicit. When they have actual knowledge of a crime occurring, I think they're obligated to prevent it, usually by terminating the customer.

    There are many reasons to be concerned about DMCA report handling when you aren't doing anything illegal. A DMCA notice isn't actual knowledge of a crime occurring, because bullshit notices are often sent around. But many providers will treat it as if it is.

  • forestforest Member

    @OpaqueRegistrant said: There are many reasons to be concerned about DMCA report handling when you aren't doing anything illegal. A DMCA notice isn't actual knowledge of a crime occurring, because bullshit notices are often sent around. But many providers will treat it as if it is.

    Yeah I totally agree, I just figure that the question was asked because that person wanted to do torrenting and would be expecting floods of (legitimate) DMCA complaints. But I could be wrong.

  • @forest said:

    @OpaqueRegistrant said: There are many reasons to be concerned about DMCA report handling when you aren't doing anything illegal. A DMCA notice isn't actual knowledge of a crime occurring, because bullshit notices are often sent around. But many providers will treat it as if it is.

    Yeah I totally agree, I just figure that the question was asked because that person wanted to do torrenting and would be expecting floods of (legitimate) DMCA complaints. But I could be wrong.

    Well, the other side of the equation is that hosts that want to host pirate servers aren't going to advertise it because that makes them complicit. If a host would completely ignore all DMCA complaints, and they're anywhere near US or Western European jurisdiction, they wouldn't say that. Some do say that, but they're in places like Russia or Moldova.

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