Houston, TX — TRG Datacenters
An owned 10-acre, 30 MW campus with a fault-tolerant design and 16+ on-site carriers. TRG reports continuous uptime at the facility since it opened in 2018.
Data centers & network
Choose where your servers run
Where your server sits decides the latency your users feel and, often, which rules your data lives under. RyzenRDP runs across North America, Europe and Asia — and we name the operator of every facility, so your procurement and compliance teams can verify it. You can measure the network yourself before you commit.
- 3 continents
- Named facilities
- Looking glass
- Data residency
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Data centers across the US, Canada, Europe & Asia
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Named facility operators you can verify
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Uptime SLA on every enterprise build
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Facilities — attributed, not hidden
Where you run
Established facilities, named — not hidden
Your servers sit in established, carrier-dense data centers. We tell you exactly which, with the operator's own published facts, so you can verify the facility for yourself.
Dallas, TX — Psychz Networks
A carrier-neutral Dallas facility with 2N+1 UPS, N+2 cooling, diesel generators and 24/7 on-site staff — a dense interconnection point for North American routing.
New York & Los Angeles — ColoCrossing
Carrier-dense facilities on both US coasts, including downtown Los Angeles (One Wilshire) and the New York metro, with SOC 2 / PCI / SSAE 18 attestations and biometric access control.
Montreal, Canada — Hive Data Center
A Canadian facility certified to ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 2 Type 2 and the Canadian CGP program, so your data stays in Canada for residency requirements.
Frankfurt, Germany — maincubes FRA01
An ISO/IEC 27001-certified, TÜV-tested facility in the Frankfurt hub, with Kyoto free-cooling, 100% renewable power and vein-scan access control.
Wolverhampton, UK — VeloxServ
ISO 27001:2022 (UKAS) certified, with N+N UPS and generators, up to 30 kW per rack, and VESDA + FM200 fire suppression for UK and European reach.
Singapore — HostUniversal
A South-East Asia hub with carrier-dense connectivity, for low latency to users and services across the APAC region.
Need another region?
We work on a wholesale basis with facilities beyond this list and design multi-region footprints to order. Tell us where you need to be.
Facility specifications above are the operators' own published figures, attributed to each operator. Where a facility describes itself as "Tier III," that is the operator's own classification, not an independent certification; certifications such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS and SOC 2 are held by the facility operator. We provide the detailed, source-attributed documentation for your chosen region with your quote.
Don't take our word for it
Measure the network before you commit
Looking glass
Ping, traceroute and download a test file from each location, so you can measure real latency and routing from where you are — before anything is committed.
Routing and reach
We run on well-connected, carrier-dense networks with clean, routable IP space. For a build, we talk through routing, uplink and address needs with you directly.
Data residency
Data location and compliance
Choosing a region also means choosing where your data physically sits, which matters for data residency and the rules your business answers to — data in Canada stays in Canada, data in Frankfurt stays in the EU, and so on. We will help you pick a location that fits your requirements, and our privacy policy sets out how we handle data as your provider.
If facility documentation or specific compliance certifications are part of your procurement process, tell us up front in your quote request and we will include what applies to your region, with contractual commitments set out in your service agreement.
Data center FAQ
Where are RyzenRDP's data centers?
Across the US (Houston, Dallas, New York, Los Angeles), Canada (Montreal), Europe (Frankfurt and the UK) and Asia (Singapore). We name the operator of each facility — TRG, Psychz, ColoCrossing, Hive, maincubes, VeloxServ and HostUniversal — so you can verify the specifics.
Can I choose which data center my server is in?
Yes. You pick the region for each enterprise build, and for a multi-region footprint we design the placement with you. You can measure latency from each location yourself with the looking glass before you decide.
Can you provide facility details and compliance documentation?
Yes. We name the facility operator up front, and provide the detailed, source-attributed facility documentation for your chosen region with your quote, including the certifications the operator holds. Tell us your compliance needs in the quote request.
Where will my data be stored?
In the region you choose for your build, which lets you meet data-residency requirements — for example, keeping data in Canada or in the EU. Our privacy policy explains how we handle data as your provider, and build-specific commitments go in your service agreement.
Are the data centers Tier III or Tier IV?
Where a facility describes itself as "Tier III," that is the operator's own classification rather than an independent certification, so we attribute it to the operator rather than claiming it ourselves. We share each facility's own published documentation and certifications, such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS and SOC 2, with your quote.
Tell us where you need to run
Share your regions and requirements and we will recommend a footprint and send facility details with your quote.