CyberGhost VPN Just Got Faster – We’re Upgrading to 10G Servers

Online privacy stands at the heart of our service, but we never wanted our Ghosties to compromise convenience for digital security. This is why we’re constantly updating our network to give you the best online experience.

VPN speed is one of our main concerns. We’ve always optimized our servers for fast and stable connections. Now, we’re taking matters a step further – we’re switching to 10Gbps servers which translates to better speeds for our Ghosties.

What Our 10Gbps VPN Servers Mean for You

We’re constantly improving our network, and now we’ve started to upgrade our 1Gbps servers to 10Gbps servers. Our new 10Gbps servers transfer data faster and have better coverage. With the advent of 5G technology, we’re making sure our infrastructure is ready for all your needs.

Think of it as adding more lanes to roads to make the traffic flow better. Like we’re adding more lanes to make space for an old Mini Cooper to drive at its pace, and for the latest fastest Ferrari to go wild in the fast lane. Except we’re adding lanes for you to simply surf web sites while others play online games. Because everyone has their own lane, no one suffers from speed loss

To put it simply, you can expect faster speeds, better performance, and stable connections. For the more nitty-gritty details, keep on reading, but first let’s start at the beginning: What is VPN speed and how do we measure it? 

VPN Speeds – Why it Matters

Just like your regular internet speed, online speed tests like Ookla or Netflix’s fast.com can test your VPN speed. The test will analyze three key metrics:

          • Download speed
          • Upload speed
          • Ping

Download and upload speed are measured in megabits per second (Mbps), and they determine how fast your internet connection allows data to be sent to and from your device. The bigger the numbers, the faster your connection. 

Ping or latency is measured in milliseconds (ms) and displays the time it takes for data to leave your device, reach a web server, and come back to you. The smaller the ping, the faster your response time.

Whenever you connect to a VPN server, your speed output depends on a few factors, like:

          • Server load
          • Bandwidth
          • Processing power 
          • Operating system
          • Hardware

    At CyberGhost VPN, we optimize both hardware and software to give you the best possible output. Our latest decision was to begin transitioning our fleet to 10Gbps servers

    How 10Gbps Servers Help Make CyberGhost VPN Better

    10Gbps means 10 gigabits per second. This is equivalent to 10,000 megabits per second. 

    With 10 gigabit Ethernet, a transmission speed of 10 Gbps equates to an average transfer rate of 1,250 megabytes (MB) per second.

    To put it simply, these new servers can handle much more traffic. They have more bandwidth, which allows for faster data transfer and prevents congestion. This translates to better speeds for you. 

    Here’s how our 10Gbps servers perform.

    To ensure our 10Gbps servers always perform optimally, we made sure the hardware is top-notch. With 10Gbps network cards, ten core processors, and a port capacity of 80 Gbps, we’re seeing an average speed increase of 40%.

    Why We’re Shifting to 10Gbps Server

    Our lives are increasingly reliant on fast internet. The Covid-19 pandemic also pushed more and more people and services into the digital world. Streaming services are more convenient and popular than cable, and online gaming skyrocketed since 2020. 

    Social distancing also pushed people to work and study from home. Business meetings turned into Teams videoconferences, and classes became Zoom calls. The world is turning digital but that doesn’t make it safe. We designed CyberGhost VPN as a security tool to make the internet an open and safe space. But never at the cost of your online performance. 

    Upgrading from 1Gbps servers to 10Gbps servers is our way of making sure our infrastructure can handle all data-heavy challenges. No matter how many Ghosties use CyberGhost VPN to secure their traffic, our server fleet delivers not only uncrackable data protection but also fast and reliable connection.

    CyberGhost’s 10Gbps Server Locations

    We’ve started rolling out 10Gbps servers in locations where we register most activity. For now, you can enjoy our fastest VPN servers in these countries.

    Europe

            • Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany
            • Ireland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom

    Americas

            • Canada
            • United States

    Oceania

            • Australia
            • New Zealand

    Asia & The Middle East

            • Hong Kong SAR China, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan
            • Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand

    We’re planning to expand our network, and add even more locations to our 10Gbps arsenal.

    New Servers, Same Airtight No Logs Policy

    Besides lightning-fast speeds, you get the same unrivaled data protection CyberGhost VPN always offers. We’re committed to protecting your privacy, and we operate under a strict No Logs policy. This means we never collect or store your data. This includes:

            • Your IP address
            • Your DNS requests
            • Your browsing history
            • How much bandwidth you use
            • What servers you connect to
            • Your connection timestamps
            • How long you use our service

    We don’t know anything about what you do on our servers. It’s none of our business. No matter what server you connect to, your data is secure with CyberGhost VPN

    Connect to the Fastest VPN Servers with CyberGhost VPN

    CyberGhost VPN has been an industry leader for the past 15 years, and we’re in for the long haul. We’ve made it our mission to create the most reliable and robust security solutions, but we wouldn’t want you to trade your convenience online for privacy.

    Keep snoopers at bay while enjoying lightning-fast speeds for all your browsing needs. This is why we worked incessantly not only on securing our VPN servers, but also on upgrading them to 10Gbps standards.

    Streaming TV shows? Playing online games? Live streaming your gameplay? Our servers can handle it. Choose CyberGhost VPN for fast and smooth VPN connections!

    FAQ

    Do VPNs slow down your internet?

    By design, VPNs encrypt your internet traffic and decrypt your data locally. This inevitably has some influence on your speed. Whether your connection halts to a stillstand or you won’t notice any difference depends on a few factors.
    To minimize your speed loss, you need a fast VPN with a robust server network. CyberGhost VPN is a good choice, as it’s one of the fastest VPN providers. CyberGhost VPN even has 10Gbps servers, so you’ll never deal with server congestion, buffering, or shaky connections.

    How can you test your VPN speed?

    Regular speed tests work fine to test your VPN speed. VPN speed like internet speed is measured by three key metrics:

            • Upload speed
            • Download speed
            • Ping

    To test your VPN speed, simply connect to a VPN server, open the speed test website or app, and run the test.

    Does CyberGhost VPN have 10Gbps servers?

    Yes, CyberGhost VPN has 10Gbps dedicated servers, and we’re currently working on transitioning our fleet to these next-generation servers. Almost a third of our server locations feature 10Gbps servers,, like the USUK, and Germany. You can check out a full list of our 10Gbps locations on the Privacy Hub.

    Why is CyberGhost the fastest VPN on the market?

    CyberGhost VPN invested massively to build a robust and reliable server network. We’re committed to give you the fastest VPN speeds alongside unbeatable data protection and online security. CyberGhost VPN owns its servers, and updated them to 10Gbps for highly-secure and reliable connections.
    Try them out risk-free with our 45-day money-back guarantee!

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Hi Joshua,
 
We just checked with support and Our agents have already replied and asked for your reference number. Your refund refund process will be started as soon you provide it.
 
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