01Dedicated cloud
Private Sovereign Cloud
A dedicated platform designed around isolation, jurisdiction, workload placement, and predictable architecture.
Sovereign infrastructure / Europe
Sovereign Cloud. Private Infrastructure. Zero Compromise.
Dedicated, compliant, and predictable infrastructure platforms for organisations that need control, performance, security, and operational clarity.
Enterprise Performance. Executive Simplicity.
- Operating model
- Engineer-led
- Infrastructure
- Private + sovereign
- Regional presence
- London · Frankfurt · Sofia
European infrastructureRegional topology / 03 locations
Infrastructure portfolio
Choose the level of control your workload requires.
From allocated virtual compute to fully dedicated platforms, KORE keeps the infrastructure model clear and the route to engineering direct.
Core infrastructure
02Allocated compute
Virtual Machines
Flexible virtual infrastructure with allocated resources and a clear operating model.
03Physical infrastructure
Dedicated Servers
Single-tenant hardware for performance-sensitive systems and direct server-level control.
Operational services
Protection, continuity, and day-two operations.
04Recovery assurance
Managed Backup
Retention, monitoring, recovery workflows, and protected restore points for critical systems.
05Direct accountability
Support & Managed Services
Infrastructure engineers across networking, storage, virtualisation, backup, and operations.
European infrastructure
Location is an architectural decision.
KORE's regional presence supports infrastructure conversations grounded in jurisdiction, deployment choice, control, and operational responsibility.
LONLondon
UK regional presence and deployment choice.
FRAFrankfurt
European infrastructure presence in a major connectivity centre.
SOFSofia
European operations and infrastructure presence.
European infrastructureRegional topology / 03 locations
Physical realityInfrastructure operated with direct accountability.
Why KORE
Infrastructure clarity from design through operation.
Critical infrastructure should be understandable: where it runs, who controls it, how it is protected, and who answers when engineering judgement is required.
- 01Infrastructure ownership
Real platforms operated directly, with fewer opaque layers between the customer and the infrastructure.
- 02Predictable architecture
Systems designed around known requirements, defined responsibilities, and a controlled operating model.
- 03Sovereign control
Deployment choice and data placement aligned to jurisdictional and operational requirements.
- 04Direct engineering
Access to engineers who can reason across compute, storage, networking, backup, and recovery.
- 05Recovery capability
Backup and continuity considered as architecture, not an afterthought or an unchecked checkbox.
- 06Operational accountability
Clear ownership, practical escalation paths, and an organisation prepared to discuss the real platform.
Compliance + resilience
Governance is stronger when infrastructure evidence is concrete.
KORE connects infrastructure design to operational resilience, recovery capability, data residency, and auditable responsibility—without treating a framework name as a substitute for engineering.
| Framework / capability | Infrastructure requirement | Engineering response | Operational evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| DORA readiness | ICT risk, continuity, supplier exposure | Resilience-aware infrastructure and recovery planning | Architecture and operating evidence |
| ISO/IEC-aligned operations | Controlled security and service processes | Security-led infrastructure operations | Documented operational controls |
| PCI-DSS supporting architecture | Segmentation, control, evidence | Workload isolation and controlled infrastructure layers | Design and operational records |
| DR and BCP | Recoverability and continuity | Backup, recovery, and failover design | Recovery workflow and test evidence |
Recovery architectureControl sequence
- 01ProductionActive workloads
- 02BackupManaged protection
- 03Immutable copySeparated recovery point
- 04RecoveryControlled restoration
- 05ValidationOperational assurance
Engineering-led operations
Infrastructure built and operated by engineers.
KORE brings the platform layers into one accountable operating model, from initial design and deployment through monitoring, protection, optimisation, and recovery.
- 01Solution design
- 02Compute
- 03Virtualisation
- 04Storage
- 05Networking
- 06Backup
- 07Monitoring
- 08Operations
Service selector
Match the service to the requirement.
A clear comparison for infrastructure, operations, procurement, and governance teams.
| Business requirement | Recommended service | Infrastructure model |
|---|---|---|
| Flexible, allocated compute | Virtual Machines | KORE-managed virtual infrastructure |
| Dedicated control and workload isolation | Private Sovereign Cloud | Dedicated cloud platform |
| Physical performance and hardware control | Dedicated Servers | Single-tenant server infrastructure |
| Protected data and managed recoverability | Managed Backup | Backup and recovery service |
| Senior operational and platform support | Support & Managed Services | Direct engineering relationship |
KORE Pulse
Infrastructure intelligence from the engineering edge.
Field notes, operational thinking, and technical perspectives from the teams shaping KORE platforms.
The Noisy Neighbour Problem: Why Cloud Performance Can Be Unpredictable
A virtual machine has eight vCPUs, 32GB of RAM and SSD storage. On paper, it looks more than capable of running a moderately demanding business application. Yet performance varies throughout the day. Database queries that normally complete in milliseconds occasionally take seconds, and users complain about slow responses even though
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Your Backup Completed Successfully. Can You Actually Restore It?
There's something reassuring about opening a backup console in the morning and seeing a long list of successful jobs. Everything is green, with no failures, no warnings and a backup window that completed exactly as expected. Unfortunately, none of that proves the business can recover. A successful backup
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DNS and TLS: The Infrastructure Nobody Notices Until It Breaks
Some infrastructure services receive considerably less attention than they deserve. DNS is a good example. When it's working, applications resolve hostnames, administrators connect to management interfaces and nobody gives it much thought. When it fails, an otherwise healthy infrastructure environment can suddenly appear completely unavailable. TLS certificate management
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Build infrastructure around your requirements.
Start with the workload, risk, jurisdiction, recovery objective, or operational challenge. KORE engineers will help shape the right infrastructure path.