Security & Sovereignty
HuneX owns and runs its own data center on Danish soil. No foreign parent company, no CLOUD Act exposure, no data leaving Danish and EU jurisdiction - by design, not by exception.
The problem
Low prices and fast onboarding are easy to find. A guarantee about who can be legally compelled to hand over your data is not.
The US CLOUD Act lets American authorities compel US-owned providers to hand over data - even when that data physically sits in an EU data center. Ownership, not server location, decides who can be forced to comply.
That distinction matters most in finance, healthcare, defense, and public sector — industries where boards and compliance teams are increasingly steering AI workloads away from US-owned clouds entirely, regardless of where the servers are.
Meanwhile, the pressure to act is rising: the EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency and documentation obligations are fully enforced from 2 August 2026, pushing every EU business running AI workloads to be able to show exactly where and how those workloads run.
How HuneX is built
Every part of this is a structural fact about how HuneX is owned and operated — not a policy that could quietly change.
HuneX is Danish-owned and Danish-operated. There is no foreign parent company that a foreign authority could compel.
The CLOUD Act only applies to US-owned providers. Because HuneX isn't one, it doesn't reach your data — wherever you are.
Your data and workloads run exclusively in our own data center, on Danish soil, and stay there — not just "in the EU region."
Data handling, access control, and processing agreements are built around GDPR from day one — not retrofitted later.
We track Article 50's transparency obligations so you can document exactly where and how your AI workloads run.
We own the hardware, power, cooling, and uptime. You keep full control of your own software, orchestration, and data.
Where HuneX sits
A category-level view of the GPU hosting market — from US hyperscalers to discount marketplaces to EU-owned providers like HuneX.
| Category | Ownership & jurisdiction | CLOUD Act exposure | Data residency guarantee | Egress fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US hyperscalers | US-owned, EU region available | Applies regardless of server location | Regional, not ownership-based | Often high |
| Global marketplaces | Aggregated, mixed jurisdictions | Varies by host | Not guaranteed | Varies |
| EU-owned neoclouds | EU-owned, EU-operated | Not applicable | EU-based | Usually low or none |
| HuneX | Danish-owned, Danish-operated | Not applicable | Danish data center, always | None |
The terms, plainly
A US law letting American authorities compel US-owned providers to hand over data, even when it sits in an EU data center.
The EU's core data-protection law. Any provider handling EU personal data must comply, regardless of where the data is stored.
Transparency and documentation obligations for AI systems, fully enforced from 2 August 2026.
Keeping data and workloads under the legal jurisdiction of a specific country or region - a question of law, not just geography.
The physical location where data is stored. Necessary, but not sufficient - ownership still decides who can be compelled to access it.
A contract defining how a provider processes personal data on a customer's behalf, as required under GDPR.
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