📈 Cloud Service Providers Ranked #26–#34 in Finland

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Cloud service providers deliver internet-based computing resources that allow organizations and developers to deploy, run, and manage websites and applications without maintaining physical infrastructure.

Finland is a Northern European country with a population of around 5.6 million people.

The following list shows the cloud service providers ranked from 26th to 34th out of 34 used on websites in Finland.

RankNameMarket share
26
Elastx
Stockholm, Sweden

A Swedish cloud computing platform for business-critical services and sensitive data.

84 SEK+/month
27
Infomaniak
Les Acacias, Geneva, Switzerland

A Swiss sovereign IaaS and PaaS platform based on OpenStack that provides compute, storage, and networking resources.

€2.65+/month
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Iomart
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

A UK sovereign cloud provider that offers infrastructure-as-a-service, private cloud, and managed hosting from 12 wholly-owned data centers across the United Kingdom.

$$$
29
Yandex Cloud
Moscow, Russia

A public cloud platform from the Russian internet company Yandex that offers scalable computing, secure storage for unlimited amounts of data, and machine learning tools.

30
Cleura Cloud
Karlskrona, Sweden

A Swedish sovereign cloud platform built on OpenStack that provides IaaS and Kubernetes-based container orchestration from its own data centers in Stockholm, Frankfurt, and Karlskrona.

€7.26+/month
31
STACKIT
Bad Friedrichshall, Germany

A German business cloud platform, the digital division of the Schwarz Group, a large European retail group that owns Lidl and Kaufland.

€0.06+/hour
32
Telefónica Tech
Madrid, Spain

A Spanish sovereign IaaS platform based on VMware.

$$$
33
Baidu AI Cloud
Beijing, China

A cloud computing service provided by Baidu, offering cloud servers, object storage, CDN, container management, big data and other cloud services.

34
CloudFerro
Warsaw, Poland

A sovereign European cloud platform providing IaaS for data-intensive, AI, and big-data workloads, built on open-source technologies such as OpenStack, Ceph, and Kubernetes.

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