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- Name of the digital solution
- whitesky.cloud
- Description
- whitesky.cloud is a European-born cloud platform, developed by Belgian company GIG.Tech NV, delivering a fully sovereign, flexible, and scalable cloud stack as an alternative to traditional hyperscalers. At its core, whitesky.cloud provides three integrated services — Cloudspaces (IaaS with virtual machines, networking, storage, vTPM/secure-boot, load-balancing, SSL, backup, VDI), Objectspaces (S3-compatible object storage that can scale to hundreds of petabytes), and Containerspaces (Kubernetes-as-a-Service, with multi-site geo-redundancy and integration with VM and storage resources). The platform is built on whitesky.cloud’s own hyper-converged infrastructure (the “G8 cloud location”) and controlled via the “Meneja” management system — delivering enterprise-grade reliability, self-healing storage, live migration, rolling updates, and full hardware/software lifecycle management. whitesky.cloud is designed for organisations who value data sovereignty, compliance and performance: customers choose where their data is stored, ensuring alignment with GDPR and avoiding dependence on non-European providers. The offering is especially suitable for MSPs, SaaS providers, telcos, and enterprises wanting to deliver cloud services under their own brand — or run private clouds with public-cloud features. Its white-label and federation-ready architecture lets partners scale across regions while maintaining control and flexibility. In short: whitesky.cloud brings the comfort and capabilities of cloud computing — without vendor lock-in — under full European control, giving customers predictable pricing, full sovereignty, and a flexible, high-performance foundation for modern workloads.
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