1Gbits Expands Bare-Metal Network to 50+ Global Hubs
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VILNIUS, Lithuania, Oct. 19, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Global infrastructure provider 1Gbits has expanded its network footprint to include 50+ international data center locations, marking a significant growth in its high-performance bare-metal network. This expansion follows a rapid expansion from 37 international locations and leverages premier facility operators including Equinix, Telehouse, Digital Realty, Interxion, and Cologix to deliver workload-tailored compute without the overhead of hyperscale cloud environments.
The company has introduced next-generation AMD EPYC, Ryzen 9 9950X, Threadripper PRO, and GPU-accelerated server configurations specifically designed for compute-heavy workloads such as AI inference, high-frequency gaming, and enterprise virtualization. This expansion allows software engineering teams to provision hardware with sub-millisecond local routing and all-NVMe storage arrays, providing the raw performance, control, and predictable cost structure of dedicated infrastructure without the constraints of general-purpose servers.
The company has grown its bare metal hosting footprint from 37 to more than 50 international data center locations, with deployments across premier carrier facilities including Equinix, Telehouse, Digital Realty, Interxion, and Cologix. This expansion guarantees sub-millisecond local routing, enterprise-grade power redundancy, and direct access to major Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East.
The company's new configurations include high-performance chips such as AMD Ryzen 9 9950X/7950X for high-frequency gaming and apps, AMD EPYC 9354 for high-density virtualization, Threadripper PRO 7965WX, and Intel Xeon Gold 5318Y. The company also offers bare-metal GPU configurations for generative AI inference, machine learning, and high-throughput graphics rendering, as well as all-NVMe arrays paired with memory configurations scaling up to 1 TB RAM for latency-sensitive, high-transaction databases.
The company's new locations and configurations are available for software teams to provision, providing them with the raw performance and control of dedicated infrastructure without the overhead of hyperscale cloud environments. The company's expansion underscores its commitment to providing scalable compute solutions tailored for developers, gaming platforms, SaaS providers, and enterprise workloads.