NativeKloud builds and operates sovereign AI infrastructure for Europe — inference, compute and storage that run on European hardware, under European jurisdiction, with no US-owned vendor anywhere in the stack. Not a compliance wrapper on someone else's cloud. Our own gateway, our own nodes, our own guarantees.
Generative AI needs somewhere to run and somewhere to keep its data. Today both come from American providers, which puts every regulated European workload one CLOUD Act request away from a problem. We are building the European alternative, layer by layer.
A drop-in, OpenAI-compatible inference API running only on European bare metal. Change one line — the base URL — and your prompts stop leaving the EU.
Dedicated GPU capacity in European data centres, operated by us. No hyperscaler underneath, so no foreign jurisdiction reaching through the floor.
The layer everyone forgets. Sovereign inference is worthless if the vectors, documents and logs behind it sit in an American bucket.
const client = new OpenAI({
- baseURL: "https://api.openai.com/v1",
+ baseURL: "https://api.nativekloud.eu/v1",
apiKey: process.env.NATIVEKLOUD_API_KEY,
});
Most "EU AI" offerings are an American platform with a European region selected and a data processing agreement stapled on. Ownership beats geography: if the provider is US-controlled, the CLOUD Act reaches the data wherever the disks physically spin. So we removed the American layer entirely.
Not just in the request path. No US cloud, CDN, DNS, analytics, error tracking, fonts, identity provider or payment processor. Every dependency is checked for who owns it, not only where it is hosted.
Prompts and completions are never written to disk, logs or third parties. We keep token counts, timestamps and error codes so we can bill you and stop abuse. "We keep nothing" is not credible; this is.
Mistral, Llama, Qwen. Parquet, Iceberg, Postgres. No proprietary model API behind the curtain, no format that holds your data hostage on the way out.
Signed DPA, published subprocessor list, documented technical measures. The artefacts a CISO needs to sign off, ready before you ask for them.
The API is wire-compatible with the OpenAI SDKs. Migration is one line, and so is migrating away. We would rather earn the renewal than trap it.
Per-million-token pricing for every model, on a page, in euros. No "contact us" tier, no negotiated opacity.
NativeKloud is a Sovereign EU AI & IT company, registered and operating in Poland. Not an agency, not a reseller. We design, build and run the infrastructure we sell.
The thesis: Central and Eastern Europe has the largest untapped AI market on the continent and one of the strongest engineering talent pools in the world — and it runs almost entirely on American infrastructure. Adoption here sits at 4–6% against 13.5% in Western Europe. The blocker is not demand. It is compliance and infrastructure complexity.
Our answer is boring on purpose: European hardware, open-weight models, open data formats, an API developers already know, and a compliance pack that lets the person signing it off actually sign it off.
Over two decades building cloud infrastructure, services and teams. Started in the UK in 2005 and spent over a decade in London helping grow Databarracks from a backup vendor into a managed cloud provider.
Today I'm Head of Cloud Technology at Databarracks, leading our AWS, Azure and GCP practice for UK public sector and enterprise clients — which is exactly how I know what a regulated buyer needs before they can say yes. Along the way I co-founded Kazoup, unstructured-data discovery for enterprise storage, demoed at Cloud Expo Europe 2015.
Moved back to Poland in 2018 and started NativeKloud. Same job I've always done: storage, then cloud, now sovereign AI infrastructure. The layer changes. The problem — someone else holding your data under someone else's law — does not.
Early access to NativeKloud Inference, sovereign GPU capacity, or a storage design partnership — start with an email.