OVHcloud launches a new generation of Bare Metal servers. The 2026 series is built around recent AMD Ryzen and Epyc processors and targets diverse workloads, from virtualization to data-intensive applications.
OVHcloud introduces a new generation of Bare Metal servers on its cloud platform under the name Bare Metal 2026. The server line replaces existing models and is based on recent AMD processors.
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The new series consists of four product lines, each tailored to specific use cases. According to OVHcloud, the focus is on predictable performance, scalability, and energy efficiency. The servers utilize DDR5 memory, various storage options, and network connections optimized for distributed environments and clusters.
New servers
OVHcloud introduces the following new solutions:
- Rise 2026 servers are suitable for general workloads such as hosting web environments and light virtualization. They utilize AMD Ryzen (5000) or Epyc (7000) processors based on the Zen 5 microarchitecture. These servers are available in Europe and Canada, with entry prices starting from €54.99 per month.
- For gaming environments, OVHcloud introduces Game 2026. These servers are designed for hosting online games and virtual machines. They combine Ryzen 9000 X3D processors with built-in Anti-DDoS protection. This offering starts from €129.99 per month.
- The Advance 2026 line is intended for blockchain components, databases, and container environments. These servers run on AMD EPYC 4005 processors and support up to 16 cores and 32 threads. OVHcloud offers them with a 99.95% SLA.
- For heavy workloads such as big data and high-performance computing, there is finally Scale 2026. These servers support confidential workloads via AMD SEV technology and feature AMD Epyc 9005 processors under the hood, along with up to 3 TB ECC DDR5 memory and NVMe storage up to 98 TB. OVHcloud also offers these configurations in 3-AZ setups for higher availability.
OVHcloud points to cost efficiency as one of the advantages of its Bare Metal offering. All Bare Metal 2026 servers feature unlimited public bandwidth between 1 and 5 Gbit/s and private connectivity up to 50 Gbit/s. The European offering competes directly with bare metal servers from American hyperscalers.