ReliableSite opens Dallas dedicated server site

ReliableSite has launched a new dedicated server location in Dallas, giving customers in Texas and the South Central U.S. another low-latency bare metal option. The expansion brings the company's global footprint to six locations and adds Rapid Deploy servers, unmetered bandwidth and built-in DDoS protection.

Why it matters: - Dallas adds a new bare metal option for businesses that need lower latency across Texas and the broader South Central U.S. - The launch expands ReliableSite’s network to six locations across North America, Latin America and Europe. - The move targets customers that want dedicated infrastructure without long hardware lead times.

What happened: - ReliableSite launched a dedicated server location in Dallas, Texas. - The Dallas site is the company’s sixth location. - The company has more than 20 years of hosting experience and has offered dedicated bare metal servers since 2006. - Customers can use the Dallas location through the same portal as ReliableSite’s other regions.

The details: - Dallas customers get single-tenant dedicated hardware with no setup fees or long-term contracts. - The servers include full root access and KVM over IP for console-level control. - All Dallas configurations use Rapid Deploy, with typical provisioning in under 10 minutes. - Standard service includes unmetered bandwidth on 1 Gbps ports, with an upgrade path to 10 Gbps. - The Dallas site includes multiple Tier 1 upstream carriers: Arelion, GTT, NTT, TATA and Comcast. - Always-on DDoS protection is included at no extra charge for supported volumetric attacks at Layers 3 and 4. - Metal+ is available for $99 per year and includes 25% off hardware upgrades, a free 10 Gbps port upgrade and additional benefits. - ReliableSite provides direct Dallas support through its own team, with on-site technicians handling hardware servicing. - The reseller program is free to join and includes discounted pricing across all six locations. - Multi-region customers can add Dallas to existing accounts and use ASN announcements and BYOIP support. - The Dallas lineup includes AMD Ryzen 9950X and EPYC 4545P servers with up to 256 GB of DDR5 RAM. - ReliableSite says Dallas customers can shop the new region through its dedicated server offering.

Between the lines: - Dallas is a strong fit for infrastructure because of its connectivity and established data center base. - The city ranks No. 1 globally for primary data center market in Cushman & Wakefield's Global Data Center Market Comparison 2026. - ReliableSite closed 2024 and 2025 with zero outages across its network, data centers and cooling infrastructure. - The new site uses the same infrastructure standards, hardware options and support model as the rest of ReliableSite’s network. - CEO Radic Davydov framed the launch as part of a push to keep deploying newer hardware across the fleet.

What's next: - ReliableSite plans to keep expanding its network and adding services as customer demand grows. - The company is posting future announcements at ReliableSite hosting news. - Customers running multi-region deployments can add Dallas alongside other ReliableSite locations as the footprint grows.

The bottom line: - Dallas gives ReliableSite a high-connectivity hub for customers who need fast, dedicated infrastructure with broad support and built-in mitigation.