gedo.se
Web hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and colocation for individuals and businesses in Stockholm
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About gedo.se
Gedo Hosting provides web hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and vendor-neutral colocation using enterprise hardware and its own network. Services include daily backups, IPv4 and IPv6, and DDoS protection options.
The company serves customers running websites, services, backups and other workloads, with plans sold on monthly subscriptions. It is operated by Hjelm Enterprises AB and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Product: Monthly web hosting, VPS, dedicated server and colocation services.
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Website technologies
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