European data residency
Data physically resides in Europe, under European/Italian jurisdiction. No promises of "data in Switzerland" if the servers are elsewhere: we say where they really are.
Sovereign Cloud & Compliance
The differentiator: control, not opacity.
European data residency, control plane with no non-EU backdoors, GDPR by design, Acceptable Use Policy and abuse handling. Control, not opacity.
Sovereignty in practice
What makes data sovereign.
Sovereign cloud is not a slogan: it is a European control plane, verifiable data residency and documentable governance.
European control plane
Management and administration of the infrastructure governed in Europe, with no backdoors or access obligations from non-EU entities.
GDPR by design
Minimisation, purpose, legal basis and data subject rights considered from the design of the services, not added afterwards.
Acceptable Use Policy
Clear, public rules of use. We know who we say no to: it is what protects serious customers.
KYB / KYC where needed
Customer verification proportionate to risk. Compliance is not bureaucracy: it is the difference between a trustworthy provider and an opaque one.
Abuse desk & cooperation
Structured abuse handling and cooperation with the authorities in the ways provided by law. Transparency, not complicity.
Transparency
We say where the data is. Truthfully.
The building is in Veneto, Italy. The honest narrative is EU / Italian data residency: servers in Italy, European jurisdiction, Swiss promoting company. We do not promise "data in Switzerland" until it is true — and this precision is part of the product.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions on sovereignty and compliance.
Is the data in Switzerland or in Italy?
The building is in Veneto, Italy. We therefore speak of European / Italian data residency. We do not write "data in Switzerland" if the servers are in Italy: the promoting company is Swiss, but data residency follows where the servers physically reside.
What does "control plane with no non-EU backdoors" mean?
The management and administration of the infrastructure are governed in Europe, with no access obligations or backdoors imposed by non-EU regulations. It is the difference between real sovereignty and declared sovereignty.
Do you offer anonymous or "bulletproof" hosting?
No. It is exactly the opposite of our model. We apply an Acceptable Use Policy, KYB/KYC where needed, abuse handling and cooperation with the authorities. Compliance is what protects serious customers.
Are you an alternative to US hyperscalers?
For those who need European data residency, clear jurisdiction and verifiable governance, yes. We do not compete on low-cost global volume: we sell control, compliance and sovereignty.
Verifiable sovereignty.
Want to understand whether our jurisdiction, data residency and governance meet your compliance requirements? Let's discuss it with an assessment.