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Move US Server to Germany?

I have a VPS in the U.S. with obviously U.S. IPs and have had them for years. The VPS hosts about a dozen U.S. sites.

For the price of the VPS, I could get a dedicated server at Hetzner but it would have German IPs. All the sites are static, so I could actually "proxify" them with Cloudflare.

The sites are all very old, so they have great rankings.

Question(s): Will this negatively impact their search engine rankings? Will Google, etc actually know the server is in Germany with German IPs if I'm using Cloudflare to proxify the sites? MX Records will still point to the German IPs.

Thanks in advance for any insight.

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