A cloud underEuropean law alone.
The Cloud Act applies to the company operating the service, not to the datacentre’s address. Fransys deploys your infrastructure with providers incorporated in Europe, in European datacentres: a single applicable law.
Hosting in Europe is not enough.
A European region operated by a US company remains within the Cloud Act’s scope: the law targets the company, wherever its disks sit. Sovereignty is therefore decided by the law the operator answers to, not by the map. That is the criterion we apply when selecting providers, before price and before features.
French cloud or European cloud: you pick the level.
Four providers, four sovereignty profiles. You choose per project, and you can change.
Outscale, the trusted cloud
A French company, SecNumCloud-qualified by ANSSI. The level expected for the public sector and the most sensitive data.
OVHcloud, sector compliance
A French company. HDS-certified offerings for health data, and SecNumCloud qualification on part of the catalogue.
Scaleway, French regions
A French company with datacentres in Paris. The natural French-cloud choice for general workloads.
Hetzner, Europe’s best price
A German company with datacentres in Germany and Finland. European law and the reference price-performance ratio.
A hyperscaler’s EU region, or a European provider.
EU region of a US hyperscaler
Provider incorporated in Europe
What people ask about sovereignty.
A cloud whose operator, datacentres and applicable law all fall under the same jurisdiction, here the European Union. Server location alone is not enough: the law the company answers to determines who can compel access to the data.
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