I have been monitoring the latency graph on your status page for six weeks. I am going to be direct: the data shown is physically impossible and I can prove it.
Your Contabo instance in "FRA1" claims 2.3ms to your "NYC1" node. I have tested this from three separate vantage points with known-good clocks. The great-circle distance between Frankfurt and New York is approximately 6,200km. At the speed of light in fiber, that is 31ms one way, 62ms round trip. Your graph shows 2.3ms. This is not a compression artifact or a caching layer. This is not possible.
Your "SIN1" to "LHR1" path claims 8ms. The fiber distance is ~15,400km. Minimum RTT: 154ms. I have collected 847 samples. The distribution does not match any real network path. It matches a smoothed spline fit to synthetic data.
I am not alleging malice. I am alleging that you are displaying a representative latency model rather than measured data, and your TOS does not disclose this. I have archived your current status page and your current TOS. I am asking you to clarify which it is: real measurements, or marketing visualization?
If this is an error in your probe placement or your graphing pipeline, I will happily help you correct it. I maintain IRR objects for multiple ASNs. I understand how these systems fail. But I need to know which failure mode I am looking at.