Bahnhof Cloud infrastructure in Sweden, SEK 9,995.00/mo. on Cloud

Cloud infrastructure in Sweden has been updated on April 30, 2026 (added November 3, 2018)

💪 CPU/Cores :	16 vCPU; RTX Pro 6000 GPU; 96 GB vRAM
🔋 RAM :	248000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔧 Category :	Self Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Sweden
⚑ Targeting :	SE US

See also initial Cloud infrastructure in Sweden plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Bahnhof Cloud is the Swedish cloud and infrastructure platform of Bahnhof AB, one of Sweden’s best-known internet, fiber, and data-center companies. Bahnhof has been active since 1994, is headquartered in Stockholm, and is strongly associated with privacy-focused infrastructure, Swedish data sovereignty, and operation of its own network and data centers. This is not a typical low-cost shared hosting brand; Bahnhof Cloud is better understood as a cloud infrastructure, VPS, object storage, VMware, Kubernetes, GPU computing, and custom platform provider for businesses that want their systems hosted in Sweden.

The service range is strongest for customers who need secure Swedish cloud infrastructure rather than ordinary cPanel hosting. Their main products include Virtual Private Cloud, Virtual Private Server, VMware-based cloud, S3-compatible object storage, Accelerated Computing / GPU infrastructure, Kubernetes infrastructure, custom managed platforms, colocation, and network/security add-ons such as DDoS protection. This makes Bahnhof Cloud suitable for developers, SaaS platforms, regulated companies, public-sector workloads, fintech, AI/ML projects, data storage, hybrid cloud, and organizations that care about Swedish legal jurisdiction.

Their Virtual Private Cloud is built as a flexible IaaS environment where customers can create compute instances, private and public networks, firewalls, load balancers, and storage. It supports Linux images such as Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, Debian, and CentOS, with storage choices including NVMe, SSD, and HDD. Bahnhof Cloud also gives customers a more open infrastructure model through the OpenStack ecosystem, which helps reduce vendor lock-in.

Their VPS service is the simpler entry-level cloud product. It is aimed at smaller projects, WordPress sites, business websites, test environments, and customers who want a straightforward Linux server without managing a full private cloud. VPS plans are available with fixed CPU, RAM, and storage allocations, and they come with no long commitment period.

The VMware offer is more enterprise-oriented. Bahnhof provides both dedicated VMware infrastructure and shared VMware environments, with options for disaster recovery, backup, SAN storage, dedicated resources, and web-based management. This is useful for companies already standardized on VMware, Windows Server, Microsoft SQL, Exchange, or hybrid enterprise environments.

Their S3-compatible storage is a strong part of the portfolio. It is hosted in Swedish data centers, works with standard S3 APIs, and is designed for backup, archiving, application data, media storage, and integrations with backup tools such as Veeam, Commvault, and Cohesity. The product is especially interesting because traffic and API requests are not priced separately in the public offer.

For specialized workloads, Accelerated Computing gives customers GPU resources for AI, machine learning, data analysis, and private AI clusters. This is positioned around Swedish data residency, GDPR, and the fact that data remains outside U.S. jurisdiction. Their Kubernetes infrastructure is also aimed at modern application development, microservices, machine learning platforms, and IoT workloads.

The website is available in English and Swedish. Prices are mainly available in SEK and EUR, depending on the product, and public prices are excluding VAT.