Hyperscaler List

Sovereign cloud offerings by hyperscaler

Every named sovereign, government and in-country cloud offering in the dataset, from the AWS European Sovereign Cloud in Brandenburg to OVHcloud’s SecNumCloud stack.

7 operators · checked 2026-11-11 · method

Microsoft AzureAzure Government (US) and Azure in China as separate sovereign clouds5913312026-11-11
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)EU Sovereign Central (Frankfurt) and South (Madrid) live; UK Sovereign Cloud4512712026-11-11
Google CloudGoogle Cloud Data Boundary, Google Cloud Dedicated (partner-run), GDC air-gapped4312922026-11-11
Amazon Web Services (AWS)AWS European Sovereign Cloud (Brandenburg, launched 2026); AWS GovCloud (US)3912812026-11-11
OVHcloudSecNumCloud-qualified Bare Metal Pod and VMware, hosted in France1511012026-11-11
IBM CloudIBM Sovereign Core131912026-11-11
STACKITAll regions hosted in Germany and Austria under EU law21212026-11-11

Operator profiles

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)

    39 regions and 124 availability zones, Trainium chips for AI, and a separate sovereign cloud for Europe.

  • Google Cloud

    43 regions and 130 zones on Google-owned infrastructure, TPU pods for AI, and a gigawatt-scale AI hub under construction in India.

  • IBM Cloud

    13 multizone regions with three zones each, from Dallas to Chennai, plus IBM Sovereign Core for regulated workloads.

  • Microsoft Azure

    Microsoft lists 59 Azure regions with region codes, advertises 80+ regions and 500+ datacenters, and links its Fairwater AI sites into one AI superfactory.

  • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

    OCI advertises 50+ public regions in 28 countries, runs EU sovereign regions in Frankfurt and Madrid, and is building up to 4.5 GW of Stargate capacity for OpenAI.

  • OVHcloud

    The French cloud owns its data centres: 46 in 9 countries, 15 Public Cloud regions and SecNumCloud-qualified hosting in France.

  • STACKIT

    The Schwarz Group’s self-described European hyperscaler runs every region in Germany (eu01) and Austria (eu02), each with at least three availability zones.