About enum.
The European Cloud Platform.

We're building a public cloud that developers like to use and that is subject only to European law.

Why we exist.
Europe had to choose.

01

Great product, wrong law

US clouds ship excellent tooling. But the CLOUD Act follows the company, not the data center. An EU region does not change who can demand access.

02

Right law, dated product

Many European providers sit under the right law but feel a decade behind: tickets instead of APIs, manual provisioning, slow releases.

03

We want both

Self-service, API-first, upstream Kubernetes, from a German company with no US parent. We run all of it ourselves.

Europe's clouds did not fail for lack of capital. They failed for lack of product.
Max Heyer, founder of enum

What we build.
A public cloud, not a hoster.

Managed Kubernetes, storage and networking you set up yourself with the CLI or the API. Shared, multi-tenant and billed by use, like the clouds you know.

Check it yourself.
Every claim has a source.

German company

enum GmbH, registered in Cologne. No US parent and no US company in the structure.

Imprint

Own network

AS215998 with our own IP space, registered with RIPE NCC. Routing decisions are ours.

RIPE database

Public peering record

Our ASN, peering policy and facilities are listed publicly.

PeeringDB

Security, in the open

What is in place today, what is on the roadmap, and how to report a vulnerability.

Security

Company facts.
At a glance.

Legal name
enum GmbH
Headquarters
Cologne, Germany
Founded
15 November 2024
Register
HRB 121362, Amtsgericht Köln
VAT ID
DE451942405
Network
AS215998
Data center
Frankfurt am Main
Member of
CNCF (Silver), Linux Foundation, RIPE NCC

Press kit.
Logos and colors.

Use the files as they are and keep some space around the mark.

Colors

  • enum Indigo#5700FF
  • Chartreuse#DFFF00

Questions.
About the company.

Is enum subject to the US CLOUD Act?

No. enum GmbH is a German company with no US entity in its structure, so the US CLOUD Act and FISA Section 702 do not apply. Choosing an EU region at a US-headquartered provider does not remove that exposure, because what counts is the jurisdiction of the company that holds the data.

Where does enum store data?

In Frankfurt, Germany, on infrastructure and a network (AS215998) that enum operates itself. Customer data stays in Frankfurt, Germany.

Who owns enum?

enum is operated by enum GmbH, a German limited company registered in Cologne (HRB 121362, Amtsgericht Köln). There is no US parent company.

Want to know more?
Talk to the team.

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