European sovereign cloud provider Nebul provides secure, high-performance infrastructure for AI, data and digital services while ensuring compliance with EU regulations. They deliver a powerful private cloud, with flexible infrastructure.
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By colocating in Eurofiber’s data centers, they ensure full data sovereignty within Europe.
About Nebul
The US government has access to data stored on American infrastructure. For many European companies, that's not a theoretical risk. It's a hard boundary.
Nebul is a private AI provider from Leiden. They built their cloud specifically for companies, hospitals, and government organizations: any organization dealing with regulated data, protected IP, or serious concerns about where their data ends up.
The challenge
Take biotech. Proprietary research data, patient information, cancer detection models developed in collaboration with research institutes. That data can't leave Europe. And it definitely can't sit on infrastructure that answers to a foreign government.
The rise of AI made things more complex. It used to be megabytes. Now it's terabytes, running through inference pipelines that need to be fast, isolated, and demonstrably compliant.
What Eurofiber does
Nebul colocates in Eurofiber's data centers in the Netherlands. Regulated by the EU, managed on Dutch soil. That gives their customers the compliance guarantees they're contractually required to meet.
The partnership handles what Nebul's customers can't build themselves: physical infrastructure fast enough for serious AI workloads and secure enough for Europe's most sensitive data.
The result
Nebul's customers get private AI that's genuinely private. Fast enough for terabyte workloads, compliant with EU regulations, and physically on Dutch soil, fully under Dutch jurisdiction.