HostColor Expands Its AI-ready Edge Cloud and Bare Metal Servers Platform

HostColor.com (HC) has announced significant expansions to its global Edge Bare Metal and Edge Cloud hosting platform, focusing on three key service areas: Bare Metal Servers; location-specific Edge Server Infrastructure; and high-bandwidth hosting environments, including 100 Gbps Dedicated Servers.

HC provides bare metal and edge cloud services from over 120 data centers worldwide. The company serves organizations that require full control over their IT infrastructure and complete data privacy, as well as a wide selection of server deployment locations.

HostColor’s expansion of its service points of presence (POPs) reflects the demand for computing capacity closer to users and the places where data is generated. Edge computing brings processing and storage closer to these locations, reducing network latency and the need to transfer data to distant facilities. HostColor’s edge infrastructure complements centralized cloud services, particularly for applications that depend on responsive connections or local data processing.

From web hosting to dedicated edge infrastructure

HC has positioned itself as a Dedicated Cloud Hosting provider, setting itself apart from the business model adopted by hyperscaler clouds. “Dedicated cloud” means that the cloud-based infrastructure provided to customers is single-tenant, fully private, and completely isolated at the physical server level. This type of IT infrastructure gives customers control over their operating systems, virtualization platforms, and application configurations. It also enables them to implement their own data retention policies.

The company’s bare metal servers provide direct access to dedicated physical hardware, while its edge server hosting services allow customers to select infrastructure in particular markets.

HostColor plans to add 30 service delivery locations between 2027 and 2028. The company’s long-term goal is to establish 200 cloud service locations by 2030, with at least 100 in markets outside the primary service regions of major hyperscalers.

AMD platforms and distributed workloads

HostColor’s AMD Dedicated Server offerings are available in Amsterdam, Ashburn, Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Milan, New York, Paris, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Santa Clara, Seattle, Singapore, Tokyo, and Zurich.

GPU infrastructure for AI applications

Throughout 2026, HostColor has consistently expanded its GPU-accelerated infrastructure to support artificial intelligence, machine learning, and other computationally demanding applications.

The provider offers GPU-powered, AI-ready server infrastructure for AI workflows and other complex mathematical calculations, including machine learning, under a semi-managed service agreement (SLA).

HostColor’s GPU Dedicated Servers include more than 40 graphics processing unit (GPU) models and can be deployed in Amsterdam, Ashburn, New York, Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Available hardware configurations and network options vary by service and location.

High-bandwidth server infrastructure

HostColor has recently completed a further phase of its platform expansion in October 2026, making Bare Metal Servers and Cloud infrastructure with 100 Gbps network connectivity available in more than 20 edge data centers worldwide.

HostColor delivers high-bandwidth (10–100 Gbps) bare metal servers from data centers in Ashburn, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Seattle in the United States; Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, and Vienna in Europe; Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tokyo in Asia; and São Paulo in Brazil.

The expansion of HostColor’s 100 Gbps server portfolio aligns with the company’s strategy of offering dedicated computing resources and high-capacity networking in more edge markets.