Scaleway
A French cloud computing provider focused on the European market, offering infrastructure services including cloud instances, object storage, and serverless computing. It is a representative European-native cloud service provider.
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Scaleway's inference platform supports token caching and customizable rate limits, and it partners with Dataiku to put the orchestration platform on the same cloud.
Scaleway's three GPU Zones in Paris, Copenhagen and Stockholm are described as ultimately representing capacity of tens of thousands of GPUs, tens of exaflops and tens of megawatts.
Scaleway has not officially given delivery dates or prices for the two new GPU clusters (the Stockholm AMD cluster and the Copenhagen NVIDIA cluster).
Milan adds two new availability zones, bringing the region to three availability zones, and the resulting service is officially called enterprise-grade resilience.
Qarnot Computing was acquired by Scaleway earlier in 2026 and specializes in high-performance computing and waste-heat recovery.
Scaleway plans to add six more availability zones for Stockholm and Frankfurt in 2027.
Scaleway is partnering with VSORA and ZML to contribute to a new European AI inference solution based on the Jotunn8 processor, but no specifications, timeline or performance data for Jotunn8 have been officially provided.
Scaleway's Generative APIs offer more than 40 available models, with LightOn OCR 3, DeepSeek V4.1-Flash and GLM 5.3 newly added this time.
Scaleway has added an AMD Instinct MI355X GPU cluster in Stockholm, with the company stating the goal is to be among the first European cloud providers with infrastructure of this kind.
Scaleway is deploying an NVIDIA B300 cluster in Copenhagen, with a scale of thousands of GPUs.
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The default models of multiple Providers have changed: Cortecs, CrossModel, Eden AI, Google Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Google Vertex AI, LLM Gateway, Ofox, OpenCode Go, and Prime Inference now default to Gemini 4 Argon; Fireworks AI, Nebius Token Factory, and Requesty switch to Muse Spark Open; CoreWeave, DigitalOcean, NanoGPT, and Nvidia adopt Nemotron 3.5 Super VL; Aixy and Neon use Claude Haiku 5.5; Agnes AI, Ambient, IteraCompute, Poe, Scaleway, and SenseNova also have their own adjustments.
75%UnverifiedQarnot Computing was acquired by Scaleway earlier in 2026 and specializes in high-performance computing and waste-heat recovery.
50%UnverifiedScaleway's inference platform supports token caching and customizable rate limits, and it partners with Dataiku to put the orchestration platform on the same cloud.
50%UnverifiedScaleway's Generative APIs offer more than 40 available models, with LightOn OCR 3, DeepSeek V4.1-Flash and GLM 5.3 newly added this time.
50%UnverifiedScaleway is partnering with VSORA and ZML to contribute to a new European AI inference solution based on the Jotunn8 processor, but no specifications, timeline or performance data for Jotunn8 have been officially provided.
50%UnverifiedScaleway has not officially given delivery dates or prices for the two new GPU clusters (the Stockholm AMD cluster and the Copenhagen NVIDIA cluster).
50%UnverifiedCommon hardware options within the EU include dedicated servers from Hetzner (Nuremberg/Falkenstein), OVHcloud and Scaleway.
50%UnverifiedPrime Inference's default model is Gemini 4 Argon, Requesty's is Muse Spark Open, Nvidia's and Nebius Token Factory's is Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, and Aixy's and Neon's is Claude Haiku 5.5.
50%UnverifiedVersion 1.2.3 includes test fixes for Scaleway streaming models (#41095).
50%UnverifiedHetzner is a German cloud hosting and bare-metal service provider, and Scaleway is a French cloud service provider.
50%Unverifiedfluado's migration plan was to move off Google Cloud, GitHub, Supabase Cloud, Firebase, Cloudflare, and Slack, replacing them with Hetzner, Forgejo, self-hosted Supabase, Scaleway, and Mattermost.
50%UnverifiedFrance's Scaleway and Germany's Hetzner have established solid user bases by focusing on their local markets.
50%UnverifiedMilan adds two new availability zones, bringing the region to three availability zones, and the resulting service is officially called enterprise-grade resilience.
50%UnverifiedScaleway plans to add six more availability zones for Stockholm and Frankfurt in 2027.
50%UnverifiedScaleway's three GPU Zones in Paris, Copenhagen and Stockholm are described as ultimately representing capacity of tens of thousands of GPUs, tens of exaflops and tens of megawatts.
50%UnverifiedScaleway is deploying an NVIDIA B300 cluster in Copenhagen, with a scale of thousands of GPUs.
50%UnverifiedScaleway has added an AMD Instinct MI355X GPU cluster in Stockholm, with the company stating the goal is to be among the first European cloud providers with infrastructure of this kind.
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