For us, digital sovereignty isn't a buzzword. It's our operating model.

There's a lot of talk about digital sovereignty right now. We keep it practical: the infrastructure first, then the promise.

Six facts instead of six buzzwords

  1. 01

    Our own server park – now in its third generation

    Our systems run on our own hardware in our own facilities – fully modernized in 2018, 2022 and most recently 2026, and built to be geo-redundant. No rented platforms, no third-party operators between us and your data.

  2. 02

    Our own IP address space – RIPE member since 2021

    As a Local Internet Registry and a member of the RIPE NCC, we manage our own IP address space ourselves. Our network identity is ours – it isn't tied to any provider and doesn't move when you change vendors.

  3. 03

    Direct peering – DE-CIX at four sites

    Since 2026 we have been connected at the DE-CIX sites in Frankfurt, Hamburg, Leipzig and München. Our traffic takes the direct route to the major networks – short paths, clear responsibility, no unnecessary intermediate hops.

  4. 04

    Located in Germany – operations in our own hands

    Headquartered in Solingen, infrastructure in Germany, owner-led since 2014. When you call us, you reach the operator of the infrastructure directly.

  5. 05

    Hybrid-connected – sovereign and scalable

    Our data centers are connected directly to AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud in a hybrid setup. There we run our own services in production and deliver workloads worldwide – integrated with our monitoring. For us, sovereignty doesn't mean isolation, it means control: the anchor remains our own infrastructure.

  6. 06

    The proof is right in front of you

    This website runs on our own servers and is delivered over our own network infrastructure. What you're reading right now is already a reference.

Why this matters for your company

Sovereignty is not an end in itself but risk management: whoever owns and operates their own infrastructure can name dependencies, explain data paths and keep commitments without pointing to third parties. That is exactly what regulations such as NIS-2 and DORA increasingly demand of companies for their supply chain as well – and whoever operates it themselves can answer these questions first-hand.

For our clients, that means in concrete terms: we only recommend architectures we master ourselves. Whether your systems run on-premises, in our environment or hybrid – you retain control of your data, and responsibility stays with a single point of contact who built the infrastructure behind it. More on how we got there is in our story.

What we run it on – our own platform, redundant, on our own and green electricity: Own infrastructure & sustainability.

Let's talk about your dependencies.