Locations

Four European countries. The closest is 15 ms from Kyiv.

Our main location is Poland: it has the lowest response time to Ukrainian networks among the EU locations we compared. The other countries are there for a standby site and for services that need a different country.

Map: Ukrainian cities and data centres in Europe Germany France United Kingdom Kyiv ≈15 ms Lviv ≈11 ms Kharkiv ≈22 ms Dnipro ≈23 ms Odesa ≈25 ms Poland
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Response time

How many milliseconds from your city to Poland

From most Ukrainian cities it is 15–25 ms. That is roughly half of what you get to Frankfurt or Amsterdam — a difference you notice at once in a remote desktop or an accounting database.

The other countries are further away: traffic from Ukraine reaches Poland first and goes on to the data centre from there.

Response time from Ukrainian cities to the data centre in Poland
CityResponse time
Lviv 8–18 ms
Kyiv about 15 ms
Kharkiv 21–25 ms
Dnipro 21–25 ms
Odesa 23–28 ms

Minimum response time in our measurements from the networks of Ukrainian providers, October 2026. The figure depends on your provider and route; on mobile internet it is higher.

In every country

What all locations have

Redundant power and network

The data centres have redundant power and several independent network connections. Power cuts in Ukraine do not affect the servers.

Round-the-clock security

Only data-centre staff enter the server halls, with access control and video surveillance.

DDoS protection

Network-level attacks are filtered automatically in every country, at no extra charge.

One private network across countries

Servers with a private network in different countries can share one isolated network — a primary in Poland and a standby in Germany, for example.

How to choose

One country is good, two are dependable

  1. 1

    The primary server in Poland

    The lowest response time for staff and customers in Ukraine.

  2. 2

    The standby in another country

    Germany or France: a separate data centre, separate power, separate network links.

  3. 3

    Check availability

    Each country has its own set of configurations. The catalogue shows what is in stock right now and how soon we deliver.

Ready to move your infrastructure to Europe?

Choose a server in the catalogue — with live availability and the price in hryvnia.