European alternatives to Alibaba Cloud

Cloud computing arm of Chinese tech giant Alibaba.

Alibaba Group · Outside Europe

About Alibaba Cloud

Company
Alibaba Group
HQ
China
Zone
Outside Europe

Key concerns

Non-European ownershipSubject to Chinese law
Paid · from €4.51/mo 🇪🇺 EU
#2

Bunny CDN

98 · Certified European

Slovenia · Hosting & cloud infrastructure

Slovenian content delivery network and cloud storage provider founded in 2017. Operates 120+ PoPs worldwide with European ownership and no ties to US Big Tech. Simple pricing, no hidden fees, GDPR-compliant infrastructure.

Paid · from €1/mo 🇪🇺 EU
#3

Hetzner Object Storage

98 · Certified European

Germany · Hosting & cloud infrastructure

S3-compatible object storage launched by German cloud provider Hetzner in December 2024. Store data in certified European data centres in Falkenstein, Nuremberg, or Helsinki. From €4.99/month per TB with no egress charges within the EU network zone.

Paid · from €4.99/mo 🇪🇺 EU
#4

OVHcloud

83 · Strongly European

France · Hosting & cloud infrastructure

France's largest cloud provider with 43 data centres across Europe and beyond. Family-founded in 1999, publicly listed, with a strong focus on data sovereignty and competitive pricing.

Paid · from €3.99/mo 🇪🇺 EU
#5

Hostinger

76 · Strongly European

Lithuania · Hosting & cloud infrastructure

Lithuanian web hosting giant serving 29 million users in 178 countries. Affordable shared, VPS and cloud hosting with a custom control panel and strong European infrastructure.

Paid · from €2.99/mo 🇪🇺 EU

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Did you know? Unlike US law, Chinese surveillance obligations have no judicial oversight and no legal avenue for challenge by foreign users.

Why avoid China-owned services?

CLOUD Act

Allows US authorities to compel American companies to hand over data stored anywhere in the world.

FISA Section 702

Permits mass surveillance of non-US persons' data held by US tech providers, without a warrant.

GDPR vs US law

Transferring personal data to US companies may conflict with EU data protection rules under GDPR.

These concerns apply to all China tech companies — see our full analysis →