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European and regional

Neoclouds and cloud providers headquartered in Europe, from GPU-native firms to general clouds with a GPU product.

Source: https://neocloud.fyi/sources/ Checked 2026-09-18

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NameHQWhat it sellsEuropean footprint
Nscale UK Bare-metal GPU clusters; operator for hyperscaler contracts Loughton and Blyth (UK), Narvik and Glomfjord (Norway), Sines (Portugal), Iceland
Verda (formerly DataCrunch) Finland On-demand GPU cloud, instant multi-node clusters with InfiniBand Finland
Hyperstack (NexGen Cloud) UK Self-service GPU cloud Norway (near Oslo, 6 to 14 MW)
Northern Data / Taiga Cloud Germany GPU cloud with managed Kubernetes and Slurm; high-density colocation Sweden (Boden), Norway, London
Sesterce France Bare-metal GPU clusters Bosquel (Hauts-de-France, 1 GW campus, joint venture with SoftBank), Valence, Paris
Scaleway France VMs, GPU instances, bare metal, managed Kubernetes France, Poland, Italy and the Netherlands (operating); Sweden and Germany (upcoming)
OVHcloud France General cloud with GPU VMs and bare metal 46 data centres across 4 continents
IONOS Germany Hosting and cloud with a GPU product Germany
Gcore Luxembourg GPU cloud plus edge inference and CDN Sines-2 and Sines-3, Portugal (GPU Cloud)
Cudo Compute UK Enterprise managed AI on aggregated data centres Paris, Stockholm, Kristiansand
Civo UK Kubernetes-native cloud with a dedicated GPU cloud product line (multiple NVIDIA GPU generations, several generally available) London, Frankfurt
FlexAI France Orchestration/compute platform running on a mix of owned and partner GPU capacity (CUDA and ROCm) No specific European site named by flex.ai; operates a mix of owned and partner GPU capacity

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