25 Gbit/s unmetered ports.
Sustained 25GE egress without burst limits, 95th-percentile billing or fair-use caps. The middle-ground between 10G (starter) and 100G (heavy) — sized for growing IPTV panels, mid-CDN origins and busy tube sites.
Between "starter 10G" and "heavy 100G."
A 25 Gbit/s unmetered port carries a full IPTV catch-up panel at 30–50k active lines, a mid-scale tube site at 100k+ daily uniques, or a CDN edge doing 6–8 PB/month — without hitting the wall you get on shared 10G.
No 95th-percentile
Push 25 Gbit/s for the whole month. No sampling, no cap, no shaping. The port speed IS the limit.
Real SFP28 optics
SFP28 SR (100 m multimode) or LR (10 km single-mode), customer choice. Spare optics on-site at every PoP.
2×25G / 4×25G LAG
LACP bonding to 50 or 100 Gbit/s aggregate — active-active across two leaf switches, no single point of failure.
IPTV panels 30–100k
25 Gbit/s covers ≈30k concurrent HD streams at 5 Mbps. The default port for growing panels, mid-scale CDN nodes, tube backends.
DDoS-protected
Every 25G port sits behind 1.6 Tbit/s of always-on scrubbing. Filtering begins inside 10 seconds — no manual null-routes.
IPv4 + IPv6 native
Dual-stack by default. /64 IPv6 included, additional /48 on request. rDNS self-service in the panel.
Where a 25G dedicated port makes sense
- IPTV panels 30–100k active lines — 25 Gbit/s = ~4,800 concurrent 5 Mbps HD streams with headroom for peak-hour surges.
- Tube / adult sites, 100k+ DAU — HLS delivery from a single-port origin without splitting subscribers across boxes.
- Mid-CDN edge nodes — 25G port at $429/mo replaces a 3× 10G shared-port fleet.
- Game-server clusters — hundreds of Source Engine / Minecraft / FiveM instances on one box, port-limited not CPU-limited.
- Backup / sync jobs — rsync a 40 TB dataset between PoPs in under 4 hours.
When you hit 60 % port utilisation nightly on 25G, that's the signal to move to 100 Gbit/s. Not before.
Where you can get it.
Need a 25G port today?
In-stock at Amsterdam, Kyiv, Warsaw. Provisioning in under 4 hours.