Our Subprocessors
At EU GPT, our primary commitment is to provide Sovereign AI within Europe. To transparently deliver our services, we exclusively partner with European infrastructure providers. Below are the details of the subprocessors we trust.
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Scaleway
Cloud hosting, managed databases, object storage, and authentication for the entire EU GPT platform.
- Entity: Scaleway SAS
- HQ: Paris, France
- Processing location: Datacenter
fr-par(Paris, France) - Ownership: 100% European
- Personal data processed: account & identity, authentication credentials, conversation content, uploaded files, usage telemetry
- Role: Processor under Art. 28 GDPR
Why "EU Datacenters" of US Cloud Providers Aren't Fully Sovereign
Many organizations assume their data is sovereign if a US-based tech giant stores it in a European datacenter. However, this compromises true digital sovereignty due to:
- The US CLOUD Act: This legislation requires US-based technology companies to hand over requested data to US federal law enforcement, even if that data is physically stored on servers in Europe. Being a US entity overrides the physical location of the data.
- Geopolitical Risks & Trade Wars: Relying on non-European infrastructure exposes your organization to decisions completely outside the EU's control. Trade wars, protective tariffs, or sudden political shifts can unpredictably affect service pricing, availability, and compliance capabilities.
This is exactly why EU GPT is hosted on 100% European-owned infrastructure.
Changes to this list
We notify active customers of material changes to our subprocessor list — additions, removals, or changes in processing location — at least before the change takes effect. Notifications are sent to the primary billing contact on file. 30 days before the change takes effect. Notifications are sent to the primary billing contact on file.
For the formal subprocessor appendix to our Data Processing Agreement (DPA), contact us via the contact form on the homepage.
Learn more about the importance of digital sovereignty: