Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
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SAP’s €24bn cloud queue grew 26%; Q3 got a recovery boost
SAP’s contractually committed cloud revenue for the next 12 months reached €24.144bn, while quarterly cloud sales rose 25% at constant currencies. The same results carry a less tidy footnote: revenue growth included a multi-quarter catch-up from customers returning from financial…
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One /24 for Twenty Years: What NVIDIA's Berlin Registry Footprint Actually Is
A German NVIDIA company appears in routing records as a single 256-address IPv4 block observed from June 2006 to October 2026. That is a real, dated footprint — and it is not a cloud region.
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Nebius holds six autonomous-system numbers; five of them announce address space
The group does not appear in the routing registry as one network. It appears as six: a Madrid label, a cloud label, a "PA10" label, a UK label, a New Jersey company name, and one number that is registered cleanly and announces nothing at all. Five of the six originate prefixes…
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The Number Outlives the Name: AS57063 and the Register Record That Did Not Follow
A routing identifier, a registration code and a company name are three different kinds of fact, maintained by three different processes on three different clocks. On 18 October 2026 the first two still agreed with each other. The third had already moved.
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Puzl sells two different answers to an idle computer
Its cloud platform promises to charge for resources doing work. Its GPU offer rewards customers willing to reserve capacity for years. The distinction matters more than the size of its routing table.
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Mistral's network is visible. Owning the compute is a different question
A numbered network, a French financing deal and a Swedish construction partner make Mistral's infrastructure easier to trace than an earlier account suggested. They also reveal why operating a cloud and owning every part of it are different things.
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VINCI’s 87.33% stake puts All for One’s customer continuity to the test
VINCI Energies has completed its offer for All for One with approximately 87.33% of the shares. That gives Axians a route into more than 4,500 midmarket customer relationships; it does not make cross-selling, renewals or service quality automatic. With recurring revenue at 53%…
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Novacloud's service layer under the microscope: DNS split, twin status pages and a 19-day outage the registry never sees
The storefront sells three European datacenters and direct control over routing. The operator's own incident records and third-party DNS data describe something more layered — and more dependent — than the marketing suggests.
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Genesis Cloud's Peering Story Outlived Its Network: Reading a 10G AI-Cloud Design Against 2026 Routing Reality
Genesis Cloud built a documented, vendor-celebrated interconnection story: a 10 Gbit remote-peering path from Kristiansand to DE-CIX Frankfurt, marketed as the transport backbone of a European AI cloud. In 2026, the independent routing record tells a different story. Separating…
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The Only Audited Floor of G42: What the Group's Operating Companies Actually Disclose
Abu Dhabi's G42 describes itself through a family of operating companies — Core42, Khazna Data Centers and Presight among them — and its public narrative is usually told in headline units: gigawatts of planned AI campus, hundreds of thousands of authorized chips, national-scale…
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The Anchor Question: What Actually Backs Mistral Compute's 200 MW and 1 GW Forward Commitments
On 11 August 2026, Mistral announced European Compute Units and an anchor group of enterprises whose multi-year commitments are supposed to underwrite 200 MW of Mistral-operated infrastructure in Europe by the end of 2027 and up to 1 GW by 2030. The mechanism is now public. What…
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Allianz Technology's Ledger: What €3.42 Billion and 10,688 Employees Say About an AI-First Insurer's Tech Arm
Allianz Technology SE is the entity that runs the IT for the world's largest insurer's operating companies, and its 2026 statutory filing is the first dated, quantified record of what that actually costs — and what it employs.
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NovaCloud-Hosting's paperwork does not match its storefront: the commercial-legal trace BTW had not yet examined
NovaCloud-Hosting presents one commercial face to customers, but the Portuguese registry, the LEI record and the operator's own checkout pages tell a different story about what kind of company is actually selling the hosting. This briefing reads that paperwork layer — the part of…
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A Price List Built on Peering It Cannot Show: Auditing almazcloud.network's Commercial Catalog Against AS210328's Measured Footprint
The operator behind the DIAMOND brand sells direct physical connections to some of the largest networks in Russia. Its own routing record lists no peers at all.
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MainStreaming and the AI Edge Delivery Claim: What the Orchestration Automates
MainStreaming sells an edge video delivery network that lives inside ISP infrastructure rather than at traditional CDN points of presence, bound together by an "AI Orchestrator" it says matches each viewer to the best edge server. The deployment record with DAZN, ITV and BT shows…
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The Routing-Policy Swap Behind AS210328: What the August 2026 Registry Edit Changed — and What It Did Not
The Routing-Policy Swap Behind AS210328: What the August 2026 Registry Edit Changed — and What It Did Not intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the…
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NovaCloud-Hosting after FFM2: the registry footprint that refuses to move
Six weeks after the operator declared its 19-day Frankfurt outage resolved, a dated re-read of the registry and routing record shows a footprint that has neither corrected nor collapsed — it has simply stayed contradictory.
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NovaCloud-Hosting one month on: PletX still listed, Trustpilot still closed
A month after NovaCloud-Hosting's own status pages declared the 19-day July 2026 Frankfurt outage resolved, the public record around the operator still points in several directions at once. The storefront advertises; a review platform declares the website closed; the operator's…
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The fourth prefix: DATAMATIX's 149.62.35.0/24 and the gap between owning a block and controlling a route
The fourth prefix: DATAMATIX's 149.62.35.0/24 and the gap between owning a block and controlling a route intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the…
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The Substrate Under the SD-WAN: Who Built Allianz Technology's Network Fabric, and What the Record Can Prove
The Allianz Technology network program is usually described at the altitude of slogans: a CloudFirst journey, a software-defined wide area network, a consolidation of data centers. What sits underneath those slogans — the carrier-neutral colocation substrate, the staged migration…