About
A guide to what providers say about Europe
We read provider pages and write down, with the words and the link, where they say their European data centers are.
What the guide records
Each entry is a statement: a city, a country or a region named on a page we read, or a price row that names a European region. The guide quotes the words and links the page, so you can check the wording and see whether it has changed.
Prices are the providers’ published on-demand list prices. A list price may not apply to every European site a provider names, and price rows that name a region outside Europe are left out of the European comparisons.
What it cannot tell you
It cannot tell you whether your data stays in a country, whether a provider meets GDPR, or whether a country is inside the EU or EEA. Those depend on contracts, configuration and law. The guide gives no legal advice and a person who needs an answer should ask the provider and a lawyer.
Missing is not absent
A provider that does not appear has not stated a European location on a page we read. We never turn silence into a claim that it has none.
Who runs this
Europe GPU Cloud Guide is published by the team behind Runcrate, an AI cloud. We list Runcrate in the tables where it has a price, marked as ours, and sort by price like every other row.