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Hosting in
Romania

Bucharest gives you dense Eastern-European backbone peering, the lowest price-per-gigabyte in our fleet, and a jurisdiction that has consistently refused to enforce US take-down notices.

Tier III · 2N DMCA-resistant Lowest $/GB 10 Gbps uplink
Tier III · 2N

Romania

Bucharest · RO-BUH
  • 44.4° N · 26.1° E
  • 10 Gbps · carrier-diverse · Balkan backbone
  • Dual feed · diesel genset · 48-h fuel
Operational 99.99 % SLA

Bucharest at a glance

The four numbers that actually matter when picking a datacenter: how redundant is the facility, how thick are the pipes, where does the power come from, and what legal framework protects what you host.

Tier III
Facility grade

2N power redundancy + diesel genset with 48-hour fuel capacity.

10 Gbps
Blended uplink

Carrier-diverse Tier-1 transit + BIX and RONIX peering for Balkan + EE reach.

Lowest
Price per GB

Eastern-European fibre costs + dense local peering make this our cheapest egress PoP.

2014
Retention struck

Constitutional Court invalidated blanket data-retention; no bulk logging mandate.

Network & connectivity

How your packets actually get in and out of Bucharest — the carriers that carry transit, the IXs that carry peering, and the round-trip time to the rest of the world.

Transit & peering

Carrier-diverse Tier-1 transit aggregated with direct peering at the relevant Internet Exchange.

Uplink
10 Gbps · carrier-diverse · Balkan backbone
Composition
3× Tier-1 · 2× regional IX · dense EE peering
  • CogentAS174
  • GTTAS3257
  • LumenAS3356
  • BIXBalkan IX
  • RONIXRomania

Latency to major POPs

Measured round-trip times from our RO-BUH edge to key European and North-American locations.

Frankfurt (DE)
~20 ms
Amsterdam (NL)
~24 ms
Istanbul (TR)
~22 ms
London (UK)
~30 ms

Jurisdictional advantage

The specific statutes, court rulings and international positions that make Romania meaningful as a hosting jurisdiction — not just a marketing checkbox.

Why we picked Romania

Romania's Constitutional Court struck down the Dutch equivalent of the EU data-retention directive in 2014. Local courts have a track record of not enforcing unilateral US take-down notices (DMCA has no legal force under Romanian civil procedure), and the 1991 constitution gives robust press-freedom protections. It's also, simply, the cheapest good-quality bandwidth on the continent.

2014 Constitutional Court ruling

Decision No. 440/2014 struck down Law 82/2012 implementing EU Directive 2006/24/EC. No statutory obligation to retain traffic metadata in bulk.

DMCA notices unenforceable

US DMCA has no extraterritorial force under Romanian civil procedure. Copyright takedowns require a Romanian court order; we reply with the canary timestamp.

Non-aligned signals position

Not a Five/Nine/Fourteen-Eyes member. No bulk-collection sharing treaty with US or UK intelligence services.

Press freedom protections

Article 30 of the 1991 Constitution explicitly bans press censorship. Journalism shield laws are stronger than the EU average.

Facility specifications

Cooling, power, physical access, fire suppression — the parts that don't show up on a marketing page but determine whether your server comes back after a local incident.

Cooling
Hot-aisle containment · chilled water
Power
Dual feed · diesel genset · 48-h fuel
Physical access
24/7 armed security · card + PIN
Rack density
Up to 15 kW/rack · liquid-ready
Fire suppression
Inert-gas zones + pre-action
Cost position
Lowest $/GB of egress in our fleet

Products available in Bucharest

Both product lines run in RO-BUH. Select this location at the plan's checkout.

Romania questions

Is Bucharest really as privacy-strong as Iceland or Switzerland?
Different axis. Iceland and Switzerland are the gold standard for jurisdictional privacy (non-EU, strong constitutional protections). Romania is EU but its courts have been unusually assertive in killing bulk-retention and refusing extraterritorial takedowns. For most content-protection scenarios — piracy claims, journalism, political speech — Bucharest holds up well. For scenarios that require non-EU jurisdiction specifically (financial privacy, export control), pick Iceland or Zurich.
Why is bandwidth so cheap here?
Eastern-European fibre costs are structurally lower than Western Europe — Romania sits on dense regional backbones connecting Balkan, Nordic and Middle-East transit with relatively low competition from hyperscalers driving prices up. We pass the savings through: Bucharest egress is priced about 35 % below our Amsterdam equivalent.
Is the political environment stable enough?
Romania is an EU and NATO member with stable democratic institutions since 1991. The 2014 constitutional ruling against bulk retention was a signal of a judicial system willing to check executive overreach — which is the thing you actually want if you're hosting sensitive content.
Can I run Web3 validators / mining here?
Yes. Romania has clear positive regulation for cryptocurrency activities and does not classify validator/node operation as a regulated money-transmitter activity. Electricity costs are also the lowest in our fleet, which matters for 24/7 Ethereum validators and archive nodes.
Which alternate location is closest if RO-BUH is down?
Amsterdam (24 ms) and Zurich (20 ms) are both reachable over the private backbone. For workloads sensitive to latency, we recommend having a passive replica in one of them.

Browse our other locations

If Romania isn't the right fit, here's the rest of our fleet.

Deploy in Bucharest in minutes

Pick a VPS or dedicated plan, choose RO-BUH at checkout, pay the invoice in crypto — SSH credentials in your inbox within 60 seconds (VPS) or 2 – 4 hours (dedicated).