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Both score similarly on sovereignty (86 vs 89). The right choice depends on the details below – open source, self-hosting, pricing and focus.

Score comparison

OVHcloudSTACKIT
Sovereignty
86
89
Privacy
80
84
Open Source
15
10
Business fit
82
78
Migration ease
60
55
Pricing transparency
82
58
Enterprise readiness
84
84

Features & facts

OVHcloudSTACKIT
CountryFranceGermany
Open SourceNoNo
Self-HostingNoNo
Cloud/SaaSYesYes
EU data residencyYesYes
DPA / AV-VertragYesYes
ISO 27001YesYes
Data locationEU (France including Roubaix, Gravelines, Strasbourg); SecNumCloud does not leave the EUGermany and Austria (exclusively)
From4,54 $ / Monaton request
Founded19992018
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OVHcloud

France

Europe's largest cloud provider from France – from bare metal to public cloud, with SecNumCloud and HDS qualification.

Strengths

  • Very broad cloud and bare-metal portfolio
  • Extensive certifications: ISO 27001/27701, SecNumCloud, HDS, SOC 2
  • Own infrastructure, good scalability

Weaknesses

  • Managed-service depth is lower than with US hyperscalers
  • Interface and documentation are sometimes complex
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STACKIT

Germany

Sovereign German business cloud from the Schwarz Group with data centers exclusively in Germany and Austria.

Strengths

  • Data exclusively in DE/AT, 100% GDPR-compliant
  • BSI C5 Type 2, ISO 27001/20000, ISAE 3000 (SOC 2)/3402
  • Strong corporate group backing, free data transfer

Weaknesses

  • Younger provider with a still-growing ecosystem
  • Prices are less transparently visible publicly
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Choose OVHcloud if…

  • Companies looking for a European AWS alternative at large scale
  • Workloads with high compliance requirements (SecNumCloud, HDS)

Choose STACKIT if…

  • Companies and public authorities with sovereignty requirements
  • Enterprise workloads with EU data storage

Scores are editorial orientation, not legal advice. Details are based on public provider information and are not independently verified.