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Who is NFOrce?
NFOrce is a Dutch infrastructure provider that delivers dedicated servers, colocation, and related network services for enterprise and institutional customers.
- Dedicated bare-metal hosting and custom server configurations for workloads such as virtualization, storage, and high-bandwidth applications.
- Colocation services in Dutch data centers with options for single servers, racks, and custom footprints.
- IP transit, bandwidth, and network connectivity services over its own autonomous system and peering arrangements.
- Managed services around hardware provisioning, remote hands, and network configuration.
- Support for privacy-focused and high-availability use cases through data center redundancy and network routing options.
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NFOrce operates as an infrastructure and network services provider headquartered in the Netherlands, focusing on dedicated servers, colocation, and IP connectivity for enterprises, service providers, and institutional users. Its services are oriented toward customers that require direct control over hardware resources, predictable performance, and network-level configurability rather than multi-tenant public cloud abstractions. NFOrce positions its offering in the data center and connectivity layer of the enterprise technology stack, where organizations deploy their own operating systems, middleware, and applications on top of NFOrce-managed physical infrastructure.
The company’s dedicated server portfolio (bare-metal infrastructure) covers single-tenant physical machines hosted in NFOrce data centers. Customers can select Central Processing Unit (CPU), memory, storage, and network options suited to use cases such as web hosting, content delivery, Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways, voice-over-IP, gaming, or internal line-of-business applications. Bare-metal infrastructure is typically used when organizations require consistent performance without noisy neighbors, kernel-level access, or custom networking and security configurations that are not available in shared hosting or some virtualized environments.
NFOrce’s colocation services (data center colocation) allow customers to host their own servers and network equipment in Dutch facilities while using NFOrce for power, cooling, physical security, and network connectivity. Colocation is suited to enterprises that want to retain ownership of hardware while placing it in a professional data center with redundant power feeds, environmental controls, and network access. NFOrce offers form factors ranging from single server spaces to rack units and larger footprints, enabling scaling scenarios for customers that grow from a few machines to broader infrastructure deployments.
On the networking side, NFOrce provides IP transit and bandwidth services (network connectivity) leveraging its own autonomous system, upstream providers, and peering relationships. This setup enables routing optimization, Traffic Engineering (TE), and multi-homed connectivity options that appeal to customers distributing content or operating latency-sensitive services. Support for standard internet protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for routing control allows network engineers to integrate NFOrce connectivity into broader multi-provider architectures and to manage failover and path preferences at the routing layer.
NFOrce also offers managed services around hardware provisioning, remote hands, and network configuration (managed infrastructure services). These services reduce the need for on-site staff and enable operations teams to delegate routine tasks such as hardware replacement, cabling, and basic diagnostics. For enterprises building hybrid architectures, NFOrce infrastructure can be combined with public cloud or on-premises (on-prem) environments using VPNs or dedicated links, placing NFOrce in the category of data center and connectivity providers that underpin custom hosting, security, and data management solutions.
Our description of NFOrce. Updated February 2026.
