PulseHeberg
SERVERD subsidiary
French company · Hosting & telecommunications
SERVERD is a French company developing hosting and telecommunications services through PulseHeberg and Netrix.
Organisation
PulseHeberg brings together web hosting, virtual servers, managed private cloud and datacenter colocation. Netrix handles IP transit, DDoS protection and network engineering.
Their expertise comes together in infrastructure operations: PulseHeberg hosts applications and data, while Netrix provides connectivity and traffic protection.
SERVERD subsidiary
SERVERD brand
AS62000 is a partnership between Netrix and moji: the two operators run a shared network while remaining commercially independent.
The group
SERVERD subsidiary
Hosting & cloud
SERVERD brand
Networks & security
Network partnership
AS62000
A shared European network operated by Netrix and moji.
moji is an external partner to SERVERD.
SERVERD has its registered office in Paris and its administrative headquarters in Toulon, where its teams are based.
PulseHeberg’s hosting services are deployed in Paris, Marseille and Lausanne. Netrix jointly operates the AS62000 network with moji, connecting more than 50 points of presence across Europe.
Network locationsTechnical expertise
PulseHeberg operates its own hosting equipment in France and Switzerland. Its teams monitor this infrastructure and provide managed services, from web hosting to private cloud.
Netrix develops NTM, its DDoS detection and mitigation technology, in France. Developing and operating this technology is part of the network teams’ own expertise.
President of SERVERD
SERVERD’s share capital is held entirely by European shareholders.
Our history
PulseHeberg’s first services predate the creation of SERVERD. These milestones trace the expansion from hosting into networking.
PulseHeberg launches its first hosting services.
PulseHeberg launches its network under autonomous system number AS62000.
Netrix develops network services and protection against DDoS attacks.
SERVERD is incorporated to support the development of the business.
On 1 June, Netrix and moji announce the pooling of their European edge network under AS62000.
Our commitments
Infrastructure selection criteria and measures to extend the useful life of equipment.
Electricity supply is one of the criteria considered when selecting our locations, alongside the site’s energy efficiency.
SERVERD supports reforestation projects through Tree-Nation. Its profile lists the projects to which it contributes.
Our Tree-Nation profileWe consider PUE when selecting datacenters. This indicator compares a facility’s total energy use with the energy used by its IT equipment.
We favour refurbished equipment and extending its useful life. End-of-life equipment enters the waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) treatment stream.
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