VPS and cloud environments share physical resources between multiple users. That can lead to inconsistent performance, where workloads compete for resources. In contrast, dedicated servers provide single-tenant bare metal — no hypervisor, no shared layers, and no interference from neighboring systems. You get exclusive access to all compute, memory, and storage capacity.
For demanding applications such as high-performance computing, iGaming, or media delivery, this isolation translates into predictable latency and stable throughput. Dedicated infrastructure also enables direct hardware management, giving full control that virtualized environments rarely allow.
While cloud services are convenient for temporary or elastic workloads, dedicated servers offer superior consistency, compliance, and control for long-term operations. If you’re working with Advanced Hosting in Amsterdam, this means you get enterprise-grade infrastructure, connected to Europe’s largest exchange ecosystem, without any virtualization overhead slowing you down.