The enum network.
Own Autonomous System, direct peering at European Internet Exchanges, Frankfurt in production, edge presence across Europe. This is what separates a cloud provider from a reseller.
Presence Across Europe
Frankfurt is in production. Edge PoPs for low-latency delivery across Europe.
- In Production
- On Demand
- Coming Soon
Frankfurt
Full Region
Berlin
Full Region
- Frankfurt
- Berlin
- Amsterdam
- Paris
- Madrid
- Milan
- Stockholm
- Warsaw
Edge Services
Coming soon across Europe
- Amsterdam
- Paris
- Madrid
- Milan
- Stockholm
- Warsaw
Own Network. No Dependencies.
Most cloud providers rent IP addresses and network capacity from third parties. We don't.
enum operates its own Autonomous System with its own IP address ranges from RIPE inventory. That means: We control how traffic is routed. We decide which paths data takes. And we can switch carriers without a single IP address changing.
That's the difference between a cloud provider and a reseller with a dashboard.
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Built for Resilience from the Ground Up
Redundancy is built into the network at every layer.
Our network is designed for resilience from the ground up. Multiple independent carriers. Automatic failover at the BGP level. No single point of failure between your application and the internet.
When an upstream fails, our network reroutes traffic automatically. No manual intervention, no downtime.
Multi-Homing & Multi-Path
Multiple carriers active simultaneously, multiple paths per provider. If one fails, the others take over. Automatically.
BGP Failover
Routing decisions in seconds, not hours. Our network reacts before your users notice.
Redundant Paths
Every packet has multiple paths to its destination. No single provider, no single cable is a risk.
Anycast Network.
One IP address. Multiple locations. Traffic is automatically routed to the nearest PoP.
Our Anycast network distributes DNS queries and content delivery across multiple European locations. Every request is automatically routed to the geographically nearest Point of Presence. The result: Lower latency, higher availability, better performance.
Frankfurt is in production. Edge PoPs across Europe are coming soon.
enum DNS
Anycast-based DNS resolution at European edge locations. Sub-10ms response times for most of Europe.
CDN
Content delivery via edge PoPs across Europe. Static assets close to your users, with the full region in Frankfurt.
Automatic Failover
If a PoP goes down, Anycast routes traffic automatically to the next location. No manual intervention needed.
European Jurisdiction. End to End.
No data processing outside the EU. No CLOUD Act. No compromises.
enum is a German company with its own infrastructure in European data centers. Our network operates via its own Autonomous System, registered with RIPE NCC.
This is not a retroactive localization option. This is the architecture.
For companies under NIS2, DORA, or KRITIS requirements, this means: Every component of your cloud infrastructure is verifiably European. From the server to BGP announcement.
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Self-service cloud infrastructure with a developer experience that gets out of your way. Built and operated in Europe.
