Bringing Sovereign EU Cloud to Vizzlo
Over the past few years, one question has come up more and more often in conversations with enterprise customers:
Who controls the infrastructure behind your data?
For many organizations, especially those in the public sector or regulated industries, where data is hosted is only part of the picture. Who operates the infrastructure, and which laws apply to the companies behind it, can be just as important when choosing a SaaS solution.
At the same time, organizations don’t want a different version of the product. They simply want the same experience, supported by infrastructure that meets their security and compliance requirements.
Today, we’re excited to share that this is now available.
A Sovereign EU deployment
Vizzlo now offers a Sovereign EU Cloud deployment option for enterprise customers.
Powered by STACKIT, a German cloud provider, this deployment runs on infrastructure operated and controlled by a European company.
While hosting data in Europe is already possible with many cloud providers, European data sovereignty goes a step further. It’s about ensuring that the companies behind the infrastructure are subject to European jurisdiction, reducing exposure to foreign laws such as the US CLOUD Act.
From a user’s perspective, nothing changes. You still create charts the same way, collaborate with your team, and use the same features available today.
Behind the scenes, however, your organization’s data is hosted on European-controlled infrastructure.
Enterprise customers interested in this option can contact us to learn more.
One product, multiple regions
Rather than creating a separate version of Vizzlo, we extended our platform with a multi-region architecture.
Each region operates independently with its own infrastructure, storage, authentication, and services, while running the same Vizzlo application. This allows us to deliver the same product experience everywhere without maintaining multiple codebases or feature sets.
As new regions become available, they can be added without changing how customers use Vizzlo.
Built for the future
Supporting sovereign cloud deployments isn’t just about meeting today’s compliance requirements.
A regional architecture also makes the platform more resilient, more flexible, and better prepared for evolving requirements. As organizations around the world continue to place greater emphasis on digital sovereignty and control over their data, we want Vizzlo to be ready without compromising on usability or innovation.
This step strengthens the foundation of our platform while ensuring we can meet the expectations of organizations operating in increasingly regulated environments.