Bunny.net
Slovenian edge network with per-region pricing, edge scripting, and a dashboard that stays out of the way.
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Compute, bare metal, and the halls they run in.
Slovenian edge network with per-region pricing, edge scripting, and a dashboard that stays out of the way.
Swedish OpenStack public cloud with a managed Kubernetes layer and no US parent company.
Munich VPS provider competing almost entirely on how much RAM a euro buys.
Stockholm OpenStack and managed platform services, run fossil-free by design.
Swiss and Austrian zones, a console you can learn in an afternoon, and no pricing calculator required.
Dutch OpenStack cloud that makes data residency the headline rather than the footnote.
A French registrar since the nineties, with mailboxes and hosting attached to the domain.
Luxembourg edge platform bundling CDN, DDoS scrubbing and GPU inference at the same points of presence.
Cloud instances, dedicated boxes and colocation out of German and Finnish halls, at prices that make hyperscaler invoices look decorative.
Geneva host running on renewable power, with mail, drive and meetings stacked on top.
Domains, shared hosting and an enterprise cloud from the group that has hosted a large share of the German web for decades.
Amsterdam cloud that puts its servers inside buildings that need the waste heat.
Long-running Karlsruhe host with cheap root servers and a quiet following among German developers.
OpenStack operated by a German carrier under German contract law, aimed squarely at public-sector procurement.
Europe’s largest independent host, running its own fibre and building its own data centres end to end.
Bare metal, managed Kubernetes and serverless from a French operator with an API you can read in one sitting.
A sovereign cloud spun out of a European retail group, operated only in German and Austrian regions.
Finnish VPS built around unusually fast block storage, billed by the hour.
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