Bare Metal Dedicated Servers – Power, Security & Full Control
What is a Bare Metal Dedicated Server?
A bare metal dedicated server is a single-tenant physical machine fully dedicated to you. Unlike virtual private servers (VPS) or shared hosting environments, you don’t share resources with anyone else. All CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth belong entirely to your workloads.The difference between a traditional dedicated server and a bare metal dedicated server lies in provisioning and flexibility. While both provide full access to hardware, a bare metal dedicated server can be deployed instantly through automation, eliminating the delays of manual setup. This gives businesses the raw performance of dedicated hosting with the speed and scalability of the cloud.
Intel Xeon 2670 v3
- 12C/24T - 2.30GHz
- 32 GB RAM
- 512 GB SSD Storage
- 400 Mbps Network
- 1 IP
- 10 TB Bandwidth
- SLA 99.95%
- 24 x 7 Support
Ryzen 7 7700
- Ryzen 7 7700
- 8C/16T 3.80GHz
- 32 GB RAM
- 512 GB SSD Storage
- 400 Mbps Network
- 1 IP
- 10 TB Bandwidth
- SLA 99.95%
- 24 x 7 Support
Why Choose Webyne Bare Metal Dedicated Servers?
Choosing a dedicated server is a strategic decision that offers significant advantages for businesses and high-traffic websites. Webyne Data Center leverages these benefits to provide a superior hosting experience.
Raw Hardware Performance
Every ounce of CPU, memory, and storage is dedicated to your workloads, delivering maximum speed for even the heaviest applications.
Enterprise-Grade Security
Since you are the only tenant, you get stronger security and compliance readiness, reducing the risks that come with shared environments.
Flexible & Customizable
Choose your processor type, operating system, storage type (SSD, HDD, or NVMe), and bandwidth to create the perfect setup for your business.
Cloud-Like Speed
Deploy servers in minutes instead of hours, so your projects can go live without delays.
Bare Metal Dedicated Hosting vs Other Hosting Solutions
When choosing a hosting solution, it’s important to understand the difference between bare metal dedicated servers, traditional dedicated servers, VPS hosting, and cloud servers
✅ Shared Hosting is the entry-level option, where multiple users share the same resources. It’s cost-effective but unsuitable for performance-heavy workloads.
✅ VPS Hosting provides a virtualized environment with dedicated resources, but ultimately, the hardware is still shared with other users, which can lead to performance fluctuations.
✅ Traditional Dedicated Servers give you access to an entire machine, but they are typically slow to provision and less flexible compared to modern hosting needs.
✅ Bare Metal Dedicated Servers combine the raw power of dedicated hardware with the fast provisioning and scalability of cloud environments, making them the ultimate choice for mission-critical workloads.
Use Cases of Webyne Bare Metal Dedicated Servers
Our servers are built for businesses that can’t compromise on speed, reliability, or security:
AI & Machine
GPU-ready servers designed for training deep learning models and running big data analytics.
Financial Services
Secure infrastructure for trading platforms, payment gateways, and fintech applications.
Healthcare Systems
Compliance-driven hosting environments for sensitive patient and research data.
Gaming & Esports
Ultra-low latency servers for fast, real-time multiplayer gaming.
Media & Streaming
High-bandwidth solutions for seamless OTT and content delivery platforms.
Enterprise Application
Hosting for ERP, CRM, and mission-critical business software.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Both give you access to a full physical machine, but a bare metal dedicated server can be deployed instantly and offers greater flexibility compared to traditional dedicated hosting.
Yes. Webyne offers GPU-enabled bare metal servers ideal for AI, ML, and big data workloads.
Yes, since the hardware is not shared with anyone else. Webyne also provides DDoS protection, firewalls, and compliance-ready security measures.
Yes. You can choose a fully managed service where our experts handle everything or unmanaged if you want complete control.
Absolutely. You can increase RAM, storage, or bandwidth anytime to meet growing business needs.
Industries such as finance, healthcare, AI research, gaming, and enterprise SaaS gain the most from dedicated bare metal hosting.