YYZ1 · CA · 43.65, -79.38
VPS hosting in Toronto, Canada
Our YYZ1 point of presence occupies a facility in Toronto rated ISO 27001 / Tier III. Every node uplinks at 2 x 10 Gbps into 3.4 Tbps of transit, filtered inline by 3 Tbps of scrubbing capacity.
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Why Toronto
Workloads that must not touch United States soil have a small number of sensible homes in North America, and Toronto is the largest. The site runs in a partner facility with standard compute, next to the networks that make up most of Canadian routing.
How Toronto is connected
TorIX, housed at 151 Front Street West, is the country's busiest exchange; we peer there and at Equinix Toronto. Round trips to New York, Chicago and Ashburn sit in the low tens of milliseconds, so the site serves the US northeast well while keeping data in Canada. Canadian carriers concentrate here, which keeps domestic paths short.
What YYZ1 is good at
- 01Canadian data residency requirements
- 02North American edge without US jurisdiction
- 03Latency-sensitive services for eastern Canada
Measured latency
Toronto
Round-trip time from Toronto to the listed hub, median over the last 30 days.
Peering and transit
Addressing
Jurisdiction
Hardware available here
- AMD EPYC 9454
- Intel Xeon Gold 6438Y
Hardware is operated by us inside a partner facility.
Pricing
Plans available in Toronto
Prices in Toronto are indexed at 105% of the base list, reflecting local transit and power cost.
| Server families | CPU | vCPU | RAM | Monthly | Annual · −30% | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PULSE The fast entry point | AMD Ryzen 9 7950X | 2–8 | 4–32 GB | €6.20 | €4.34 | Deploy |
| TORQUE Dense, dedicated, cheap per core | AMD EPYC 9754 Bergamo | 4–32 | 16–128 GB | €26.15 | €18.30 | Deploy |
| NITRO Highest clock we can buy | AMD Ryzen 9 9950X | 4–16 | 16–128 GB | €34.55 | €24.18 | Deploy |
| FORGE Memory first | Intel Xeon 6544Y | 4–24 | 64–512 GB | €77.70 | €54.39 | Deploy |
| VAULT Terabytes that stay cheap | AMD EPYC 9354 | 4–12 | 8–64 GB | €23.00 | €16.10 | Deploy |
Fleet discounts stack on top: 3% from three servers, 6% from five, 10% from ten, applied to the whole invoice.
FAQ
Questions about Toronto
Yes, and in eight other assets across dozens of networks, settled through OxaPay. Card payment is not offered anywhere, which is what keeps signup down to an email address.
GPU availability is listed in the specification block at the top of this page. Where YYZ1 carries them, the FUSION family passes an entire physical card through over PCIe Gen5 rather than slicing it, so the device you see is the device you have.
No. Registration in every location, Toronto included, is an email address and a password. We do not ask for identity documents, a phone number or a card anywhere in our footprint.
It depends what you are serving. YYZ1 peers at TorIX, Equinix TR, which sets how directly it reaches the networks your users sit on. The latency table above is measured, not modelled: read the row for the hub closest to your audience and decide from that rather than from the map.
The YYZ1 point of presence peers at TorIX, Equinix TR and carries 3.4 Tbps of aggregate transit. Every node uplinks at 2 x 10 Gbps, filtered inline by 3 Tbps of scrubbing capacity.
Prices in Toronto are indexed at 105% of the base list, which reflects local transit and power cost. The annual cycle takes thirty percent off that, and ordering several servers on one invoice takes a further three to ten percent. The table above shows both cycles.
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