Yorizon provides sovereign cloud infrastructure for public authorities, municipalities, and public IT service providers — with data storage in Germany and Austria, an open architecture, and a focus on security, sustainability, and digital independence.
Yorizon provides sovereign cloud infrastructure for public authorities, municipalities, and public IT service providers — with data storage in Germany and Austria, an open architecture, and a focus on security, sustainability, and digital independence.
Public administration is under intense pressure to digitalize: specialized applications, citizen services, and municipal platforms must be operated in a more modern and secure way. At the same time, the requirements for data protection, information security, and digital sovereignty are increasing.
For many authorities, the question is therefore no longer whether cloud is used — but which cloud architecture can be controlled in the long term and is suitable for public procurement. European providers with transparent data storage, open standards, and clear operational responsibility are therefore gaining in importance.
Complex procurement and acquisition processes slow down cloud projects
A shortage of skilled workers makes it harder to operate modern data center and cloud infrastructures in-house
Many public administrations work with historically grown IT landscapes and limited scalability
Municipal IT service providers must operate multiple tenants securely and efficiently
Complex procurement and acquisition processes slow down cloud projects
A shortage of skilled workers makes it harder to operate modern data center and cloud infrastructures in-house
Many public administrations work with historically grown IT landscapes and limited scalability
Municipal IT service providers must operate multiple tenants securely and efficiently
Existing data centers are often not designed for dynamic workloads, self-service, and modern platform services
Specialized applications require high availability, backup/recovery concepts, and traceable operational processes
Tenant separation and secure network architectures are crucial for municipal associations
Modern platform services such as Kubernetes and automation are often lacking in in-house operations
Existing data centers are often not designed for dynamic workloads, self-service, and modern platform services
Specialized applications require high availability, backup/recovery concepts, and traceable operational processes
Tenant separation and secure network architectures are crucial for municipal associations
Modern platform services such as Kubernetes and automation are often lacking in in-house operations
GDPR, NIS2, BSI C5, IT baseline protection and industry-specific requirements increase the demands on cloud procurement and operations
Data storage, access rights, auditability and exit capability become central evaluation criteria
Sustainability and energy efficiency are becoming increasingly important in public tenders
GDPR, NIS2, BSI C5, IT baseline protection and industry-specific requirements increase the demands on cloud procurement and operations
Data storage, access rights, auditability and exit capability become central evaluation criteria
Sustainability and energy efficiency are becoming increasingly important in public tenders
Complex procurement and acquisition processes slow down cloud projects
A shortage of skilled workers makes it harder to operate modern data center and cloud infrastructures in-house
Many public administrations work with historically grown IT landscapes and limited scalability
Municipal IT service providers must operate multiple tenants securely and efficiently
Existing data centers are often not designed for dynamic workloads, self-service, and modern platform services
Specialized applications require high availability, backup/recovery concepts, and traceable operational processes
Tenant separation and secure network architectures are crucial for municipal associations
Modern platform services such as Kubernetes and automation are often lacking in in-house operations
GDPR, NIS2, BSI C5, IT baseline protection and industry-specific requirements increase the demands on cloud procurement and operations
Data storage, access rights, auditability and exit capability become central evaluation criteria
Sustainability and energy efficiency are becoming increasingly important in public tenders
Yorizon supports public-sector clients and municipal IT service providers with an open, European cloud infrastructure designed for controllable data storage, transparent architecture, and efficient operation.
Cloud infrastructure for public data — controllable, European, transparent.
Digital administration needs digital sovereignty.
Yorizon delivers computing power without legal risk and without a CO2 burden.
Cloud infrastructure for public data — controllable, European, transparent.
Digital administration needs digital sovereignty.
Yorizon delivers computing power without legal risk and without a CO2 burden.
Cloud infrastructure for public data — controllable, European, transparent.
Digital administration needs digital sovereignty.
Yorizon delivers computing power without legal risk and without a CO2 burden.
Public Sector
Operation of OZG, registration, construction, or social procedures in a sovereign environment
Two geo-redundant Yorizon data centers, OpenStack IaaS plus Kubernetes, local AD/LDAP
GDPR-compliant, self-service capable, full control over data and workloads
Operation of OZG, registration, construction, or social procedures in a sovereign environment
Two geo-redundant Yorizon data centers, OpenStack IaaS plus Kubernetes, local AD/LDAP
GDPR-compliant, self-service capable, full control over data and workloads
State or district school environment (LMS, Nextcloud, video conferencing) without US cloud
Multi-tenant portal with white-label for school authorities, managed Kubernetes plus storage
Data protection, scalability, centralized billing via school authority
State or district school environment (LMS, Nextcloud, video conferencing) without US cloud
Multi-tenant portal with white-label for school authorities, managed Kubernetes plus storage
Data protection, scalability, centralized billing via school authority
Provision of large GIS/cadastral data at the municipal level
GPU storage, redundancy ring, own EU backbone, APIs for GIS systems
Fast loading times, local latency, GDPR transparency
Provision of large GIS/cadastral data at the municipal level
GPU storage, redundancy ring, own EU backbone, APIs for GIS systems
Fast loading times, local latency, GDPR transparency
Shared administrative platform for districts and authority associations
Yorizon-Portal, Managed Kubernetes, SCS Federation, local backup
Secure cloud collaboration without Microsoft 365 or U.S. dependence
Shared administrative platform for districts and authority associations
Yorizon-Portal, Managed Kubernetes, SCS Federation, local backup
Secure cloud collaboration without Microsoft 365 or U.S. dependence
CO2 and energy monitoring as well as ESG reporting for municipalities
IoT Gateway, Managed Terraform, Dashboard on Yorizon AI Workbench
Sustainability reporting in accordance with ESRS and CSRD with local data storage
CO2 and energy monitoring as well as ESG reporting for municipalities
IoT Gateway, Managed Terraform, Dashboard on Yorizon AI Workbench
Sustainability reporting in accordance with ESRS and CSRD with local data storage
Compliance & Regulatorik
BSI IT Baseline Protection and ISO 27001 (in certification)
BSI C5 (in preparation)
VS-NfD (prospectively)
NIS2 for critical infrastructure
EU Cloud Code of Conduct and Gaia-X Policy Rules
ISO 27001 and BSI C5 in certification, with VS-NfD planned for the future. GDPR and Section 8a of the BSI Act compliant, NIS2 requirements addressed. Hardware made in Germany.
Yes, Yorizon can be part of EVB-IT cloud contract templates. The specific contract structure is coordinated with procurement offices.
Yes, with the multi-tenant portal, white-label school clouds can be operated for state or district school organizations - including LMS, Nextcloud, and video conferencing.
Yorizon has no US parent company and no US personnel with platform access. Access under the US Cloud Act is structurally excluded.
Heiligenhaus (NRW), Bad Lippspringe, and additional locations are planned. Geo-redundancy via its own EU backbone.
