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.
French sovereign cloud (Iliad-owned, Xavier Niel), ANSSI SecNumCloud + HDS + ISO 27001; winner of €180M EU Cloud III tender.
Scaleway, in the Cloud & hosting category, is an EU-owned service with France as its hosting location and no identified CLOUD Act exposure.
Scaleway SAS (Paris, French subsidiary of Iliad Group, Xavier Niel's Euronext-Paris-listed telecoms and tech group) is one of two French sovereign-cloud answers in this directory: ISO/IEC 27001:2022, HDS (French healthcare data hosting, July 2024), on the SecNumCloud 3.2 qualification path with ANSSI, and selected April 2026 as one of four winners of the European Commission's €180M Cloud III sovereign-cloud tender: EU-owned and EU-hosted with no CLOUD Act exposure for EU-region customer workloads.
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.
Scaleway is the French cloud subsidiary of Iliad Group, Xavier Niel's Euronext-Paris-listed telecoms and tech holding (parent of Free in France and Iliad Italia), operated as Scaleway SAS at 8 Rue de la Ville l'Évêque, 75008 Paris. The company traces back to 1999 (Online.net legacy) and runs four multi-AZ cloud regions in Europe with 65+ global points of presence and 5,000+ GPUs. Flagship customers include Mistral AI, Hugging Face, Aternos, France Télévisions, and Veepee. The product surface covers 100+ cloud services including bare metal (Dedibox, Elastic Metal, Apple Mac mini), GPU instances (L40S, L4, H100, B300-SXM), Kubernetes, serverless containers, managed databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB), Data Warehouse for ClickHouse, AI clusters, and generative APIs.
For procurement-grade EU buyers Scaleway has two structural advantages that place it alongside Hetzner and OVHcloud as an EU-owned, EU-hosted provider with no CLOUD Act exposure. First, on 27 April 2026 it was selected, alongside Post Telecom (with Clever Cloud and OVHcloud), STACKIT, and Proximus (with S3NS, Clarence, and Mistral AI), as one of four winners of the European Commission's Cloud III Dynamic Purchasing System, the €180M sovereign-cloud procurement framework that explicitly excluded AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Second, it carries the ANSSI SecNumCloud 3.2 qualification (the French government cloud-security framework designed to provide immunity from US extraterritorial laws including the CLOUD Act and FISA Section 702) plus HDS certification for healthcare data hosting (issued by the French National Agency for Digital Health in July 2024, with no transfer of personal health data permitted outside France). Scaleway has also been selected to host the French national Health Data Hub, replacing Microsoft Azure in that role, a high-profile public-sector sovereignty win.
Pricing is highly competitive: the Stardust instance class starts from approximately €2/month (smallest virtual instance), Public Cloud Compute scales up from there with hourly and monthly billing, and bare metal Dedibox dedicated servers compete directly with Hetzner on price. Best fit: EU public-sector buyers, regulated industries (healthcare, finance, defence), AI-workload teams who want GPU capacity inside an EU sovereign-cloud envelope, and any procurement-grade buyer needing SecNumCloud-grade isolation. Together with OVHcloud and Hetzner, Scaleway forms the recommended three-pillar EU hyperscaler-alternative stack on this directory.
Colocation services (data center, Poland)
Data recording and archiving for cold storage (Object Storage)
Colocation services (data center, Poland)
Colocation services (data center, Sweden)
Service provider for VPS Dedibox
Cloud provider for Web Platform
Recycling of WEEE (electrical/electronic waste)
Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access)
Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access)
Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access)
Colocation services (data center, France)
| Vendor | Country | Purpose | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3S Data Center S.A | Poland | Colocation services (data center, Poland) | EU |
| Atempo | France | Data recording and archiving for cold storage (Object Storage) | EU |
| Atman sp. z.o.o | Poland | Colocation services (data center, Poland) | EU |
| Atnorth | Sweden | Colocation services (data center, Sweden) | EU |
| BrainStorm Network Inc. | Canada | Service provider for VPS Dedibox | non-US |
| Clever Cloud | France | Cloud provider for Web Platform | EU |
| Confia | France | Recycling of WEEE (electrical/electronic waste) | EU |
| Digital Realty | United States | Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access) | US |
| Equinix EMEA | United States | Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access) | US |
| Iron Mountain | United States | Colocation services (datacenter landlord; physical-only, no data access) | US |
| Op Core | France | Colocation services (data center, France) | EU |
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.