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    Sovereign Cloud - India-resident, jurisdictionally separated

    Deploy regulated workloads on infrastructure that lives inside Indian jurisdiction end-to-end. Encryption, access, operations, and support all within Indian borders.

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    Why sovereignty matters

    Regulation, geopolitics, and control converge

    DPDP, RBI localisation, SEBI CSCRF, and sector-specific circulars increasingly require that data - and the operators who touch it - never leave Indian soil. Our sovereign cloud stack satisfies these controls without sacrificing the elasticity and automation you expect from public cloud.

    What you get

    Sovereign cloud, engineered end-to-end

    India-Resident Infrastructure

    MeitY-empanelled data centres in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Delhi-NCR.

    Jurisdictional Isolation

    No foreign parent access. All operators, keys, and legal recourse are Indian.

    Sovereign KMS

    Customer-controlled keys, HSM-backed, with dual-control access approval.

    Regulator-Ready Reporting

    Pre-built controls and evidence packs for RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, and DPDP audits.

    Hybrid Landing Zone

    Bridge to hyperscaler regions where lawful, with clear data-classification boundaries.

    24/7 Sovereign SOC

    Detection and response operated by Indian analysts on Indian infrastructure.

    Frequently asked questions

    Hyperscaler regions still allow foreign-parent access under home-country law (e.g. US CLOUD Act). Sovereign cloud eliminates that access path: infrastructure, keys, and operators are exclusively under Indian jurisdiction.

    Yes. We run a discovery, classify workloads by data sensitivity, and move regulated tiers to sovereign cloud while leaving non-sensitive workloads on hyperscaler regions.

    Yes. Data localisation, purpose limitation, breach notification, and consent-manager integrations are pre-built. Our compliance team maps controls to your DPIA.

    Start a sovereign cloud readiness review

    Get a workload-by-workload sovereignty rating and a migration path in three weeks.