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Sovereign EU cloud for AI inference and modern workloads - bare-metal, public cloud, and storage solutions. 3NV is an Estonian sovereign cloud operator running its own autonomous network (AS214132), with our first data center in Tallinn. We provide bare-metal servers, private cloud, dedicated GPU compute, and colocation - built for teams that need EU jurisdiction by default and full control over where their workloads run. The infrastructure supports AI inference, agentic workloads, and regulated environments where data residency, dedicated tenancy, and predictable performance matter. We own the stack from the network up, without hyperscaler dependency on our core offering. Built in Estonia for AI teams, regulated industries, and operators who need sovereignty without sacrificing the tooling.
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