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Who is GigeNET?
GigeNET is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and managed hosting provider focused on dedicated servers, cloud hosting, colocation, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection for business workloads.
- Customizable dedicated server hosting and bare metal infrastructure for production workloads
- Cloud hosting services for scalable virtualized compute and storage
- Colocation services with data center space, power, and connectivity
- DDoS protection and mitigation services (security) for hosted assets and networks
- Managed hosting and infrastructure management support for enterprise environments
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More About GigeNET
GigeNET provides IaaS offerings that target organizations that require dedicated hosting, cloud resources, and data center colocation for internet-facing applications and internal business systems. Its portfolio is oriented toward IT teams that want direct control over compute, storage, and network configurations, with options for managed services when additional operational support is required.
The company’s dedicated server hosting (infrastructure hosting) is positioned for workloads that need predictable performance and resource isolation, such as web applications, e-commerce platforms, databases, and line-of-business services. Customers can typically select Central Processing Unit (CPU), memory, storage, and bandwidth profiles, with network options that may include private networking and configurable routing. This model supports environments where enterprises prefer single-tenant hardware rather than multi-tenant public cloud instances.
GigeNET’s cloud hosting services (cloud infrastructure) use virtualization to provide flexible compute instances and storage that can be provisioned, resized, and managed through administrative interfaces or control panels. These services are applicable for test and development environments, variable-traffic web applications, and organizations that want a mix of virtual and physical infrastructure. The cloud hosting offering sits in the IaaS category alongside other providers of virtual machines and associated network services.
Colocation services (data center and colocation) allow customers to deploy their own physical servers and network equipment in GigeNET facilities while using the provider’s power, cooling, and connectivity. This setup is relevant to enterprises that maintain custom hardware stacks or compliance-controlled systems but prefer not to operate their own data centers. Network connectivity commonly involves redundant links and utilization of standard internet routing protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for upstream connectivity and traffic management.
GigeNET also focuses on DDoS protection services (security) for hosted environments and external networks. These services generally rely on traffic filtering, rate limiting, and scrubbing techniques applied at the network edge to detect and mitigate volumetric and protocol-based attacks. The DDoS protection offering aligns with security and network protection categories used by enterprises that host public web properties, APIs, and gaming or content platforms that may be exposed to attack traffic.
Managed hosting and infrastructure management services (managed services) supplement the core infrastructure products by offloading Operating System (OS) management, monitoring, patching, and troubleshooting tasks to GigeNET staff. This approach serves organizations that prefer to retain architectural and application-level control while delegating day-to-day infrastructure operations. Across these service lines, GigeNET fits into marketplace taxonomies under dedicated hosting, cloud IaaS, colocation, managed hosting, and network security for DDoS mitigation.
Our description of GigeNET. Updated December 2025.
