Italian sovereign cloud (Aruba S.p.A.), 4 Italian DCs (Arezzo/Bergamo/Rome), ACN-qualified up to AI3/QC3 for public administration.
- FROM
- €1/mo
- CLOUD ACT
- NONE
A single roll-up of ownership and CLOUD Act exposure.
Deutsche Telekom's OpenStack public cloud (T-Systems), Biere + Magdeburg DCs, ISO 27001 + BSI C5 + TISAX; rebranded from Open Telekom Cloud.
T Cloud Public (formerly Open Telekom Cloud), in the Cloud & hosting category, is an EU-owned service with Germany as its hosting location and no identified CLOUD Act exposure.
T Cloud Public (formerly Open Telekom Cloud, rebranded in 2026), operated by T-Systems International GmbH (the enterprise-services subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG) is an OpenStack-based public cloud running in a Twin-Core data-centre region in Biere and Magdeburg, Germany with additional regions in the Netherlands and Switzerland; carries ISO 27001 + ISO 27017 + ISO 27018 + TISAX + BSI C5, with explicit 'data independent of non-European laws' positioning: EU-owned and EU-hosted with no CLOUD Act exposure.
How exposed customer data is to US authorities under the CLOUD Act (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act).
Where ultimate control over the operating company sits.
T Cloud Public is the public-cloud platform of Deutsche Telekom AG (Germany's largest telecoms group), operated by T-Systems International GmbH (the enterprise-IT and consulting subsidiary headquartered in Frankfurt am Main). The service was launched in 2016 as Open Telekom Cloud (OTC) and was rebranded to T Cloud Public in 2026; the open-telekom-cloud.com domain now 301-redirects to t-cloud-public.com. The platform is OpenStack-based with open APIs that enable straightforward portability of workloads in and out, runs in a Twin-Core high-security data-centre region in Biere and Magdeburg (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany), and offers additional regions in the Netherlands and Switzerland for buyers needing geographically diverse EU/EEA-and-adequacy placement.
Compliance posture is among the strongest in the directory. T Cloud Public carries ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, the German government's BSI C5 Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue, and TISAX (the German automotive supply-chain security framework), a combination unusually well-suited to regulated public-sector and DACH-automotive procurement. The product positions itself as "full sovereignty: data stored in European data centres, GDPR-compliant and independent of non-European laws." T-Systems' broader enterprise-services book also supports IT-Grundschutz, DORA-readiness for financial services, and a wide range of public-sector frameworks. Customer base spans Deutsche Telekom's enterprise verticals (healthcare, public sector, research, automotive, media, retail), and OpenStack interoperability makes it a natural target for migration projects out of AWS/Azure/GCP that need an EU-sovereign destination.
Pricing is pay-as-you-go with €250 starting credit for new customers; specific compute-instance entry-tier EUR figures were not captured at audit (the public price page directs to a calculator and PDF). Support is included in the base price with 24/7 phone availability in DE and internationally. Best fit: large DACH enterprises, German public-sector procurement (especially those already in the Deutsche Telekom commercial relationship), DORA-regulated financial services, TISAX-required automotive supply chains, and any EU buyer wanting a Deutsche-Telekom-grade enterprise OpenStack alternative to AWS / Azure / GCP. Together with Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway, IONOS, UpCloud, STACKIT, Cleura, and Exoscale, T Cloud Public completes the procurement-grade EU hyperscaler-alternative stack on this directory.
Italian sovereign cloud (Aruba S.p.A.), 4 Italian DCs (Arezzo/Bergamo/Rome), ACN-qualified up to AI3/QC3 for public administration.
Swedish OpenStack public + compliant cloud (Cleura, ex-City Network, Iver-owned), ISO 27001/27017/27018, EU-only residency.
French sovereign PaaS/IaaS: deploy apps and managed databases on EU infrastructure, billed per second.