OVHcloud

OVHcloud is a French cloud provider founded in 1999 and recognized as the largest European cloud hosting company. Operating as a vertically integrated provider, the company designs and manufactures its own servers, builds and manages its own data centers, and operates its own global fiber-optic network — an end-to-end model that underpins its competitive pricing and performance guarantees. The product range covers VPS, Bare Metal dedicated servers, Hosted Private Cloud (VMware and Nutanix), and Public Cloud services including compute, managed Kubernetes, object storage, databases, and AI tooling. VPS plans include daily automatic backups, anti-DDoS protection, and unlimited bandwidth as standard. A Local Zone VPS option places infrastructure closer to end users for reduced latency, available across a growing number of cities. Infrastructure spans data centers across four continents. OVHcloud owns and maintains its network, which contributes to high availability, consistent throughput, and the ability to pass cost efficiencies on to customers. The company is notable for its patented liquid cooling system, which reduces energy consumption and contributes to a low Power Usage Effectiveness rating. OVHcloud suits buyers who want a broad range of cloud products under one provider, with a focus on data sovereignty, open-source compatibility, and transparent pricing. Support and control panel access are self-service by default; managed options are available through the Hosted Private Cloud tier.