Top 10 IT Companies Driving Cloud Computing Growth in Europe | 2025

The Europe cloud computing market is being driven by the rising adoption of SaaS segment and increasing consumer demand. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9% in the forecast period of 2025-2034 to reach a value of approximately USD 115.38 billion by 2034.

Government agencies across the European Union have invested heavily in cloud computing. There has been a considerable increase in demand for remote workforce due to the coronavirus pandemic. Because of lockdown restrictions, enterprises have shown a trend of preferring cloud deployment options instead of on-premises deployment. As a result, the Europe cloud computing market has seen a boom in this period and continues to grow rapidly.

Large organisations in Europe's cloud computing sector will see a surge in the use of on-demand computing services to speed up the delivery of IT services. Large corporations took advantage of these resources even more than small enterprises, ensuring market stability and obtaining a strategic advantage over competitors. Consumer desire for cloud computing to replace old on-premises infrastructure has spurred the growth of cloud computing in large businesses. The rapid expansion of global cloud vendors into European countries, as well as the widespread acceptance of cloud computing platforms as a means of lowering IT infrastructure acquisition and maintenance costs, are propelling the cloud computing industry in Europe forward.

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On March 5, 2025, Blackstone received approval from Northumberland County Council to develop a $13 billion hyperscale data centre in Northeast England. This 540,000 square meter facility is expected to create 1,200 long-term construction jobs and hundreds of operational positions. The project underscores the growing demand for data storage and cloud services, especially with advancements in artificial intelligence.

In February 2025, a consortium of eight European tech organizations, led by OpenNebula Systems, launched "virt8ra," Europe’s first sovereign edge cloud infrastructure. This initiative enhances cloud portability and interoperability, enabling ultra-low latency applications such as smart trains, remote surgery, connected vehicles, and wildfire management, marking a significant advancement in European cloud computing.

In January 2025, eight European tech firms, led by OpenNebula Systems, launched "virt8ra", Europe’s first sovereign edge cloud. Partners include Arsys, BIT, Infobip, Ionos, and more. The initiative enhances cloud portability and interoperability, enabling ultra-low latency applications like smart trains, remote surgery, connected vehicles, and wildfire management, marking a major step in Europe's cloud computing evolution.

In October 2024, U.S. tech firms, including CyrusOne, ServiceNow, CloudHQ, and CoreWeave, announced over $8 billion investment in UK data centers. This move, driven by rising AI demand, aims to expand cloud infrastructure, enhance computing power, and support AI-driven innovations, strengthening the UK’s role in the global cloud market.

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Top 10 Cloud Computing Companies in Europe | Best Providers

1. OVHcloud

OVHcloud is the largest provider of cloud services in Europe and the 3rd largest web hosting provider in the world, with over 1.4 million users and over 2,200 employees worldwide. The company manages 30 data centres across 4 continents and maintains its whole supply chain with the help of its own fibre-optic network. They provide highly scalable cloud computing services, enriched with a wide range of features.

2. IONOS

IONOS by 1&1 is a leading provider of cloud infrastructure and cloud services, with more than eight million user contracts and over 2,100 employees. The highly scalable and flexible cloud computing platform suffices for the customers to run and manage their apps on cloud based infrastructure seamlessly. The product portfolio offers everything that companies need to be successful in the cloud: from domains to classic websites and do-it-yourself solutions, from online marketing tools to full-fledged servers and IaaS solutions.

3. Amazon Web Services (AWS)

AWS is one of the most popular cloud providers in the world, let alone Europe. Backed by Amazon, it grants APIs and computing platforms to more than a million users worldwide. Huge range of features with unparalleled scalability allows for modifications as per requirements and acquisition of resources anytime. Today, Amazon Web Services provides a highly reliable, scalable, low-cost infrastructure platform in the cloud that powers hundreds of thousands of businesses in 190 countries around the world.

4. Microsoft Azure

Microsoft introduced the cloud computing platform Azure to help programmers build, deploy and manage applications on cloud-based platforms. As they provide a wide range of features and services to manage cloud infrastructure, many European giants prefer to use it. Companies such as Verizon, MSI computers and LG electronics have spent millions to get access to its services.

5. Rackspace Technology Inc,

With over 7500 certifications, 250 thousand users, and 7000 employees, Rackspace is one of the most notable cloud providers in Europe. The company is known for its excellent customer support, as well as easy to use cloud platform and infrastructure. Rackspace has been glittered with a multitude of honours, with Forbes, Glassdoor and Fortune naming it as one of the best workplaces.

6. Fuga Cloud

Fuga Cloud is the leading IaaS provider in Europe, with its main targets being developers and businesses. The cloud platform is based on the latest OpenStack technology, which makes it one of the most reliable and cost-friendly OpenStack platforms in Europe.

7. CloudSigma

CloudSigma provide flexible cloud computing services, cloud servers, and reliable hosting solutions. It is one of the highest rated IaaS providers in Europe. Some of the most notable CloudSigma clients include European Space Agency, Cern, Siemens and many more. With CloudSigma, customers can provision processing, storage, networks, and other fundamental computing resources as they please, as well as easily deploy any compatible operating system or application with full root/administrative access.

8. DigitalOcean

DigitalOcean provide core features such as big data computing, managed databases, cloud VPN and SaaS development. The company is known for their brilliant cloud solutions to set up and administer customers’ application on the cloud. DigitialOcean aims to help applications accelerate innovation and increase productivity and agility.

9. Linode, LLC

Linode is an independent cloud services provider, with over 800 thousand customers across its global network of 11 data centres. It provides an easy-to-use interface, which provides for simple and accessible cloud computing at extremely affordable rates. Notable users of Linode include Accenture, Eureka and Noppo.

10. Vultr

With an ultra-reliable cloud platform, Vultr provides user friendly cloud computing platforms. It tackles complex hosting situations and delivers consistent services to its customers. Vultr tackles complex hosting situations and delivers industry-leading performance and reliability while building out one of the largest, most available worldwide networks.