Sovereign by design
TodaySovereign clouds still run on someone else’s infrastructure.
With OmniraYour own Omnira runs inside government walls, with data and keys in-country.
Omnira cannot see into your hub.
For governments
Citizens’ data stays in the country.
Even from us.
Your own Omnira runs inside government walls, connected or fully air-gapped, on the servers you already bought.
12–18%average server utilizationSource: NRDC, 2014
- In-country, or fully air-gapped
- Omnira cannot see into your hub
- A code by e-mail — no password
Where does the data go?
Inside the country
Your storage
Your Omnira Hub
Agency servers
Outside
No job data crosses the border
No line out at all
How it helps
Sovereign, a smaller target, and already paid for.
A smaller target
TodayDisks, snapshots and backups hold years of citizens’ data.
With OmniraServers hold no job data at rest, so there is far less to steal or seize.
A 90% smaller attack surface: 9 of 10 elements removed or handled.
More from every server
TodayMost of what was bought sits idle, and still draws power.
With OmniraAgencies pool idle servers into one sovereign fleet before buying more.
An idle server still draws 30–60% of its peak power (NRDC).
In practice
A server is seized. What does it hold?
A government server
Seized
Its disk
- Citizens’ records
- Service logs
- Keys and credentials
- Snapshots and backups
0 bytes of job data
Government storage, in-country
- Citizens’ records
- Service logs
- Keys and credentials
- Snapshots and backups
Everything the service touched is on the server’s disk.The jobs ran in memory. Data and keys stay in the government’s own storage, in-country.
How governments start
In-country, from day one.
An Omnira Hub run in-country with local partners — or fully air-gapped, with no connection to Omnira at all. Built to help meet Saudi PDPL, India’s DPDP Act and EU GDPR.
Nothing on this site is legal advice. Whether a deployment meets a regulation depends on how your organization handles data.
Explore
The details, when you want them.
How it works for governments
Sovereign by design
The Omnira Hub runs inside government walls. Data and keys live in-country, in storage the government owns. Omnira cannot see into your hub.
A smaller target
Servers hold no job data at rest: a 90% smaller attack surface (9 of 10 elements removed or handled) and 95.5% fewer ways for data to leak (10 of 11 paths removed, and network traffic encrypted).
More from what’s owned
Pool idle servers across agencies into one sovereign fleet before buying more.
More work per watt
Idle servers already draw power. Putting them to work gets more done from energy already being spent.
The numbers, with sources
Sovereign data, idle servers and rising power demand.
$80B
sovereign cloud spending expected in 2026
Governments and regulated industries are paying for control over where data lives.
Source: Gartner newsroom, February 9, 2026
12–18%
average server utilization
Yet a server at 10% load still draws 30–60% of its peak power. Studies from 2006 to 2012.
Source: NRDC, 2014
945 TWh
data center electricity by 2030
More than double the 415 TWh of 2024, in the IEA’s base case.
Source: IEA, Energy and AI, 2025
Stored data is a prime target
Disks, snapshots and backups hold what a breach or seized hardware can expose.
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.
Can it run with no connection to the outside world?
Yes, as an air-gapped install arranged with our team: everything travels on media you carry, with no connection to Omnira at all.
Does Omnira make us compliant?
No product does that on its own. Omnira is built to help meet data-residency laws such as Saudi PDPL, India’s DPDP Act and EU GDPR: data and keys stay in storage you own, in the country you choose. This is not legal advice.
Who operates the platform?
Your team, on your own hub. Omnira cannot see into it.
Can agencies share one fleet?
Yes. Idle servers across agencies can pool into one sovereign fleet, and job data still never stays on the machines that run it.
A sovereign cloud from the servers you already own.
Start with one agency and one rack, in-country from day one.
- In-country, or fully air-gapped
- Omnira cannot see into your hub
- A code by e-mail — no password
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