Sovereign Cloud Compass
Geographic footprint & redundancy (regions/AZ/DCs in EU/DE)

Geographic footprint & redundancy (regions/AZ/DCs in EU/DE)

Why important?

Operational reality check: number/separation of failure domains, geo redundancy and DR options within the EU/DE.

How measured?

Scale 0–5 + N/A:
  • 0 = Single data center / no AZ redundancy
  • 1 = 1 region, low redundancy
  • 2 = 1 region with AZ/redundancy, but limited
  • 3 = Multiple AZs or strong redundancy within the EU (single region)
  • 4 = Multiple regions in the EU (cross-region redundancy possible)
  • 5 = Multiple regions incl. EU/DE focus + high resilience (DR/failover) evidenced
  • N/A = no reliable evidence

Validation questions (RFP)

  • Is there a GA date, SLA, regions/failover in the EU? What migration paths & tooling exist?

Scores comparison

Providers Score
Microsoft Sovereign Cloud 5.0
T Cloud Public 5.0
Exoscale 4.0
Hetzner Cloud 4.0
IONOS Cloud 4.0
OVHcloud Public Cloud (inkl. SecNumCloud) 4.0
Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud 4.0
STACKIT 4.0
Scaleway 4.0
UpCloud 4.0
pluscloud open 4.0
AWS European Sovereign Cloud 3.0
Delos Cloud 3.0
SysEleven OpenStack Cloud 3.0
Cloud Temple Trusted Cloud 3.0 1 region (France) with 3 availability zones. DCs in France (locations not public). Plans for expansion to Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Dublin (announced 2024). Currently FR only.
Infomaniak Public Cloud 2.0 DCs in Geneva (Canton of Geneva), Tier III+. New DC D4 (Jan 2025) with heat recovery. Expansion to Canton Zurich planned (2026). Currently CH only / greater Geneva area. Multiple AZs within Geneva region.
noris Sovereign Cloud 3.0