CLOUDTECHNOLOGIESGPU servers on demand
Liquid-cooled Dell PowerEdge XE9780L servers with NVIDIA GPUs, reserved for you for as long as you need them.
- Platform
- Dell PowerEdge XE9780L
- GPUs
- NVIDIA HGX
- Cooling
- Direct liquid cooling
Price on requestAI servers
Cloud & AI infrastructure · Romania, EU
AI servers, bare metal and cloud hosting in the EU.
Rent Dell PowerEdge XE9780L AI servers on demand, single-tenant AMD EPYC™ bare metal, or cloud servers from €8.04 a month. Everything runs in our data center in Romania.
XE9780LDell PowerEdge AI servers
128threadsAMD EPYC™ bare metal
€8.04Cloud servers, per month
EUData center in Romania
What we offer
Three ways to run your workloads.
GPU servers for AI, a whole physical server, or cloud servers that grow with you. All three run in our data center in Romania.
A whole AMD EPYC™ server
Single-tenant servers with no hypervisor and no neighbors, for databases, data and production at scale.
- Processor
- AMD EPYC™ 9355 / 9555
- Cores / threads
- Up to 64 / 128
- Memory
- From 128 GB, up to 512 GB
- Storage
- Up to 1.92 TB
Price on requestBare metal
Cloud servers with unshared vCPU
Scalable cloud servers where every vCPU is reserved for you, so performance stays steady under load.
- Sizes
- 15, from 1 vCPU
- Largest
- 32 vCPU / 125 GB RAM
- Storage
- 10 GB to 600 GB
From €8.04 / monthDedicated cloud
About us
Infinity Cloud Technologies gives businesses reliable, scalable and secure data center services: server rental, cloud applications and hosting, for companies of every size and industry.
At a glance
What we run, and where.
Our prices, our data center and how to become a client.
From €8.04 to €504.52 a month.
EUR per month, by size. Source: Infinity Cloud price list.
Your workloads stay in the European Union.
- Location
- Romania, European Union
- Hardware
- Dell PowerEdge, AMD EPYC™
- AI servers
- Direct liquid cooling
Bucharest, Romania
44.43° N · 26.10° E
15 sizes, from €8.04 a month.
From a first website to AI at scale.
- AI servers
- Bare metal
- Dedicated cloud
- Cloud hosting
- Cloud databases
- Cloud security
Activated on request.
Tell us what you need to run. Our team sets up your account and helps you choose the right servers.
Knowledge base
How a data center works.
Six guides on the parts that keep servers running: power, cooling, networking, storage, security and efficiency.
- 01Understanding Power Distribution in Data CentersHow power travels from the grid to every rack.
- 02Cooling Solutions for Data Center EfficiencyKeeping high-density hardware at the right temperature.
- 03Scalable Networking Infrastructure for Data CentersBuilding a network that grows with demand.
- 04Storage Solutions: Choosing the Right Option for Your Data CenterMatching storage to the workload.
- 05Security Measures in Data Center EnvironmentsProtecting the facility, the hardware and the data.
- 06Optimizing Data Center Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE)Getting more compute from every watt.
Services
Which cloud server should I use?
Six services on one platform, from a first homepage to production AI. Compare services
AI servers
Liquid-cooled Dell PowerEdge XE9780L servers with NVIDIA GPUs, available on demand for AI training and inference.
Learn moreBare metal
Single-tenant AMD EPYC™ servers with up to 128 threads and 512 GB of RAM for heavy compute and data.
Learn moreDedicated cloud
A scalable cloud with unshared vCPU power, ideal for production workloads.
Learn moreCloud hosting
Flexible cloud servers on high-end hardware for websites, shops and applications.
Learn moreCloud databases
Dedicated root servers for your database, from memory-rich cloud servers to bare metal.
Learn moreCloud security
Security for your websites, applications and data, with plans for beginners and businesses.
Learn more
Knowledge & news
Latest from Infinity Cloud.
Guides, deep dives and announcements. All 18 articles
Company New
Introducing Our New Dedicated Cloud Plans
Our new plans bring scalable dedicated cloud with unshared vCPU power, cloud servers in every size and AMD EPYC™ bare metal, all hosted in the EU.
Compute New
Shared vs. Dedicated vCPU: What Changes for Production Workloads
Shared vCPUs are economical, but contention with other tenants can make performance unpredictable. Here is how to tell when production needs dedicated vCPU.
Hardware New
Why ECC Memory Matters for AI and Database Servers
ECC memory catches bit errors before they silently corrupt data. Here is why it matters for AI and databases, and why DDR5 on-die ECC is not the same thing.
FAQ
Cloud hosting: common questions, answered.
Still have a question?
Talk to our team.
Tell us what you need to run and we'll help you choose the right setup.
What is cloud hosting?
Cloud hosting provides computing resources, such as servers, storage and networking, over the internet. Businesses use these resources on demand and scale up or down as needed.
What is the difference between a cloud server and bare metal?
A cloud server is a virtual machine that shares a physical host. A bare-metal server is the whole physical machine, with no hypervisor and no other tenants.
What is the difference between AI servers and bare metal?
AI servers are GPU servers on demand for training and inference, built on the Dell PowerEdge XE9780L. Bare-metal servers are AMD EPYC™ CPU servers for databases and heavy compute. They are separate offerings.
How much does a cloud server cost?
Cloud servers start at €8.04 per month. Bare-metal AMD EPYC™ servers are priced on request. See every size on our pricing page.
Where is my data hosted?
In our data center in Romania, in the European Union.
Is cloud hosting secure?
Yes, when it's implemented correctly. Reputable providers use measures such as encryption, firewalls and multi-factor authentication to protect data and infrastructure from unauthorized access.
Get started
Tell us what you need to run.
Client accounts are activated on request. Our team will set up your account and help you size the right servers.