Dual AMD EPYC 9554 Dedicated Server
128 cores and 256 threads at a 3.1 GHz base — the highest sustained clock of any high-core-count configuration we sell, with 512 GB of DDR5 and NVMe storage.
- Physical cores
- 128c
- Per month
- €959
- Delivery
- Built to order
- Countries
- 11
The Dual AMD EPYC 9554 dedicated server from voxa.host has 128 physical cores and 256 threads at a 3.1 GHz base, 512 GB DDR5 ECC and 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe), on a 1 Gbps guaranteed, unmetered port. As of 5 November 2026 it costs €959 a month excluding VAT, with no setup fee. It is built to order, with the delivery estimate shown at checkout, and it can be ordered in 11 countries across Europe and the US.
Full specification
| CPU cores | 128c / 256t |
|---|---|
| Clock speed | 3.1 GHz base · 3.75 GHz boost |
| L3 cache | 2× 256 MB L3 |
| Memory | 512 GB DDR5 ECC |
| Memory channels | 2× 12-channel DDR5 platform |
| Storage | 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe) |
| Network | 1 Gbps guaranteed, unmetered |
| TDP | 2× 360 W |
| Access | Full root |
| DDoS protection | 100 Gbps included, always-on, Layer 3/4 · tiers to 10 Tbps |
| Delivery | Built to order (estimate shown at checkout) |
The EPYC 9554 pairs 64 Zen 4 cores per socket with a 3.1 GHz base clock, which is the specification that makes this configuration unusual. Most 64-core parts trade clock for density; this one holds a base frequency higher than every Xeon in our range while offering four times the cores.
Two sockets bring the totals to 128 cores, 256 threads, 512 MB of combined L3, 512 GB of DDR5, and two 1 TB NVMe drives that can grow to a 24-drive array at checkout. This is a consolidation machine — the kind of box that replaces an entire rack of older dual-Xeon servers while drawing less power and occupying less space.
At €959 a month the cost per thread is €3.75, close to the cheapest Xeon in our range, but every one of those threads is a modern Zen 4 core with DDR5 behind it rather than a decade-old Broadwell thread on DDR4.
What this configuration is good at
Where the Dual EPYC 9554 earns its price against the rest of the range.
Rack consolidation
One chassis replaces roughly four dual E5-2690 v4 servers on thread count, with better per-core performance and a single power and network footprint.
Large virtualisation platforms
256 threads and 512 GB support a substantial guest population while each VM still gets a fast core.
CPU-based AI inference
512 MB of L3 and 512 GB of DDR5 make AVX-512 inference on large quantised models practical without GPU cost.
High-throughput storage
The 24-drive NVMe option at checkout suits Ceph nodes, object stores and large seedbox deployments.
When to pick something else
This is more machine than most workloads need. If you are not going to keep a meaningful share of 256 threads busy, the Dual EPYC 9254 costs €310 a month less for the same clock class and the same memory technology.
Compare the full dedicated range
Every configuration ships with a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered port, 100 Gbps always-on DDoS protection (L3/L4), one usable IPv4 address and no setup fee.
| Configuration | Cores | Base clock | Memory | Storage | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Xeon E5-2630 v3 | 16c / 32t | 2.4 GHz base | 128 GB DDR4 | 1× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs) | €209 |
| Dual Xeon E5-2690 v4 | 28c / 56t | 2.6 GHz base | 128 GB DDR4 | 1× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs) | €229 |
| Dual Xeon E5-2699 v4 | 44c / 88t | 2.2 GHz base | 256 GB DDR4 | 1× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs) | €299 |
| Single EPYC 9254 | 24c / 48t | 2.9 GHz base | 128 GB DDR5 | 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe) | €449 |
| Dual EPYC 9254 | 48c / 96t | 2.9 GHz base | 256 GB DDR5 | 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe) | €679 |
| Dual EPYC 9554 | 128c / 256t | 3.1 GHz base | 512 GB DDR5 | 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe) | €959 |
| Dual EPYC 9754 | 256c / 512t | 2.25 GHz base | 1024 GB DDR5 | 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe) | €1519 |
Dual EPYC 9554 — common questions
How does a 3.1 GHz base work with 64 cores per socket?
A 360 W TDP per socket. The higher power envelope is what lets AMD hold a 3.1 GHz base across all 64 cores rather than dropping into the 2 GHz range like comparable density parts.
What is the difference between this and the EPYC 9754?
The 9554 uses full Zen 4 cores at 3.1 GHz. The 9754 uses denser Zen 4c cores — twice as many, but at a 2.25 GHz base. Choose the 9554 for per-core speed and the 9754 for maximum density.
Can I get more than the two included NVMe drives?
Yes. At checkout you can choose 24 NVMe drives of 1 TB or about 2 TB each, for an extra monthly fee. Tell us the layout you need before provisioning.
Is 512 GB the maximum memory?
It is the standard allocation. The platform supports more — ask us for a quote if your workload needs it.
What are the power and cooling implications?
None for you. Power and cooling are included in the monthly price; there is no metered power billing.
Read before you buy
Guides that help you decide whether the Dual EPYC 9554 is the right machine.
Other configurations to consider
Dual EPYC 9754
256c / 512t · 1024 GB DDR5
€1519/mo
Dual EPYC 9254
48c / 96t · 256 GB DDR5
€679/mo
Dual Xeon E5-2699 v4
44c / 88t · 256 GB DDR4
€299/mo
Deploy your first server now.
No minimum term. Intel Xeon builds carry a delivery estimate of under an hour; AMD EPYC builds are made to order. Every configuration has full root, ECC memory and a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered port.
Dedicated billed monthly · No setup fee · Full root on every server
- IPv4 address
- One included
- Unmetered port
- 1 Gbps guaranteed
- DDoS protection
- 100 Gbps · L3/L4
- Root access
- Included
- Setup fee
- €0.00
- Minimum term
- None