Where does my data actually live, and whose laws govern it?
If the answer is 'I am not really sure,' or 'it is in Frankfurt but the provider is subject to the US CLOUD Act,' then you may have a compliance problem you cannot see.
Infrastructure Hosting
Hosting built around your rules, not theirs
Sokomi runs bare metal and virtual infrastructure across Europe and around the world for organisations that need sovereignty, predictable operations and real control over where workloads live and how they fail over.
Why This Matters
The easy choice is often the one you regret later
Running on a hyperscaler is quick and familiar. It is also a choice that becomes harder to unwind every year as costs, contracts and compliance questions accumulate.
Many organisations are now asking three plain questions.
What happens if my provider changes its pricing, terms or focus?
Lock-in is real. Migration is expensive. Egress fees punish you for leaving. A good hosting partner should make it easy to come, and just as easy to go.
Can I get the same resilience and performance without giving up control?
The honest answer is yes, when the hosting is designed properly. Redundancy and reliability are engineering decisions, not brand decisions.
What Sokomi Provides
Bare metal. Virtual. Global. Yours alone.
We do not ask your workloads to fit a fixed catalogue shape. We build the environment the work requires, from proven components and with explicit decisions about isolation, residency and resilience.
Bare metal serversDedicated physical hardware that belongs to one customer. No hypervisor between you and the silicon. Right for databases, trading platforms, AI training and anything that needs full performance.
Virtual infrastructureFlexible, on-demand compute for general-purpose workloads. Still fully isolated. Built on trusted hypervisors that your team already knows how to operate.
Global reachFacilities across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Choose where your workload lives, stays and fails over to. Keep everything inside one country if you need to, or spread across continents for resilience.
Ring-fenced by designNo shared tenants on your compute. No shared network paths. No shared storage backplane. When we say isolated, we mean genuinely separated from anyone else.
Fully redundantPower, cooling, network, storage and compute all built with duplicate paths. If one piece fails, the others keep running. Tested, documented and backed by real SLAs.
Five promises we build every environment around
When we take on a client, these five commitments are not marketing. They are how we organise the engineering work. Each one is measurable, each one is audited, and each one is in the contract.
Cost control
Predictable monthly pricing. No surprise bills. No egress fees. Your finance team sees the same number every month of the year, and can plan against it with confidence.
Resilience
Multi-site, multi-region, automatic failover and tested recovery. When one place has a bad day your service does not. Recovery plans are written, rehearsed and refined.
Reliability
Industry-leading uptime commitments backed by transparent reporting. Real uptime from real infrastructure, not a marketing average. You can check the numbers yourself.
Security
Physical protection, network protection, identity controls and audit trails. Compliance with the certifications your auditors care about. Background-checked staff with named accountability.
Service level agreements
Written in plain language. Measured against clear definitions. Enforced without argument. With financial remedies that actually matter to us when we fall short.
Built for organisations with something to protect
Sokomi Infrastructure Hosting is a strong fit when you have regulatory pressure, geographic requirements, or projects that a one-size-fits-all cloud service simply cannot serve.
Government and public sector
Programmes that must keep data inside the country, with audit trails and access controls that match national classifications.
Financial services
Banks, trading firms and payment processors with DORA, NIS2 and national regulator commitments, plus real latency and reliability needs.
Healthcare and life sciences
Patient records, genomic research and clinical platforms where data sovereignty is a legal obligation, not a preference.
Critical infrastructure
Energy, telecoms, water and transport operators with NIS2 duties and a low tolerance for cross-border data exposure.
Secondary hosting outside your home region
When you need a site for disaster recovery, business continuity or regulatory independence that sits in a different country from your primary environment.
Specialist and custom environments
One-off projects with unusual hardware, unusual networking, unusual compliance or unusual timelines. The things a service catalogue cannot solve.
We have been building this kind of infrastructure for a long time
Sokomi has spent decades setting up environments for organisations that have unusual needs. Sometimes those needs are about regulation. Sometimes they are about geography. Sometimes they are about history, where a hyperscaler is simply not an option for reasons that will never appear in a sales pitch.
We have built environments where every single packet had to stay inside a single country, and environments where every packet had to reach across many. We can do either, and we can document the whole thing so your compliance officer is comfortable signing off.
25+
Years building specialist hosting environments
3
Continents covered by our footprint
99.99%
Uptime standard on core services
24/7
Named technical contacts you can call
Global infrastructure across 3 continents
Standards and frameworks we work to
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO/IEC 27017
ISO/IEC 27018
ISO 22301
SOC 2 Type II
PCI DSS v4.0
BSI C5
TISAX
GDPR
NIS2
DORA
GAIA-X
EU Data Act
Ready to talk about what your infrastructure should actually look like?
If you have a project, a regulatory requirement, a disaster recovery need or a strategic migration question, we would like to hear about it. The first conversation is free, honest and designed to help you decide what is right for you, whether that turns out to be Sokomi or not.