Win customer-held-key contracts
TodayContracts that demand customer-held keys and logs go to someone else.
With OmniraCustomers keep their keys, data and logs; you run the capacity.
Your operators see machines and hours only.
For hyperscalers
Sell sovereignty
on the capacity you already run.
Your customers keep their data, keys and logs. Your operators see machines and hours, never what runs on them.
10–15%sovereignty premium, as AWS estimated itSource: Futurum Group, Jan 16, 2026
- Start with one joint customer
- Customers keep their data, keys and logs
- A code by e-mail — no password
Same machine, two views
What your operators seeWhat your customer sees
- Machines1,240 runningSealed
- Hours this month96,300Sealed
- HealthAll normalSealed
- Codeclaims-service v4.2Sealed
- Dataclaims-2026.parquetSealed
- Keysheld by the customerSealed
- Logs12,480 lines todaySealed
How it helps
A sovereign tier, on the capacity you run.
A sovereign tier without a new region
TodayA sovereign region means a separate build.
With OmniraOffer traceless compute on the capacity you already run.
AWS put $8B+ into its European Sovereign Cloud (Amazon, January 15, 2026).
Three ways to partner
TodaySovereign offerings take years to design and launch.
With OmniraA marketplace listing, selling together, or licensing traceless compute as part of your cloud.
Start with one joint customer.
How cloud providers start
One joint customer.
Start with one sovereign customer on a pilot, then list it and sell together.
Explore
The details, when you want them.
How it works for hyperscalers
Win sovereign contracts
Offer traceless compute where customers keep their data, keys and logs in their own storage.
Give customers choice
One traceless fleet across the customer’s own machines and your capacity.
Sell premium capacity
Sensitive jobs that need proven data control can be priced as a premium tier.
Three ways to partner
A marketplace listing, selling together, or licensing traceless compute as part of your cloud.
The numbers, with sources
Sovereignty is now a product line — and a premium one.
$8B+
planned AWS investment in its European Sovereign Cloud
More than 7.8 billion euros. Launched January 15, 2026, separate from other AWS regions.
Source: Amazon press release, January 15, 2026
10–15%
sovereignty premium
What AWS estimated customers pay for the sovereign cloud over its Frankfurt region.
Source: Futurum Group, January 16, 2026
Every major cloud is building one
AWS, Microsoft and Google all offer or have announced sovereign cloud in Europe.
Source: cloudmagazin, 2026
Contracts ask for control
Buyers want to hold their own keys and logs, and to limit what the operator can see.
Security, in short
- Servers keep no job data at rest: code, data and logs stream in encrypted, and the machine keeps nothing.
- A 90% smaller attack surface: 9 of the 10 attack elements of a standard server are removed or handled. The one that stays is data in use, which a job needs in memory while it runs.
- 95.5% fewer ways for data and IP to leak: 10 of 11 paths removed, and network traffic encrypted. Memory-encrypting chips, which protect data in use as well, are on our roadmap.
The scorecard, row by row Each row, with the evidence behind it
Questions
What people ask first.
What does the provider see?
Machines and hours. Customers keep their data, keys and logs in storage they own.
How do we partner?
Three ways: a marketplace listing, selling together, or licensing traceless compute as part of your cloud.
Where do we start?
With one joint customer on a pilot.
Win the sovereign contracts on your roadmap.
Start with one joint customer on a pilot.
- Start with one joint customer
- Customers keep their data, keys and logs
- A code by e-mail — no password
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