Cloud market in Ukraine is following the general global trends, such as enhancing infrastructure for AI, creating more meticulate disaster recovery services and providing sovereign solutions. In 2026, these tendencies are likely to continue, with many providers leading the market when it comes to up-to-the-minute services to their clients. Here’s a short review of the current state of Ukrainian cloud market.
Big Ukrainian providers
Ukraine has roughly 40 cloud providers as of 2026, but only three of them are at the top of the customer choice, delivering high-scale data protection and fully customized infrastructure.
GigaCloud
GigaCloud is the biggest cloud provider in Ukraine when it comes to profit and the variety of products and services they can implement. The provider supplies services to over 1,500 companies in various domains:
- agriculture;
- medicine;
- banking and financial services;
- AI/ML development;
- retail;
- logistics;
- public sector;
- software development etc.
The provider has over 30 full-scale offers, ranging from standalone licensed products to hybrid systems. The most popular of them are:
- public clouds based on VMware and OpenStack;
- private clouds based on VMware, OpenStack and Microsoft;
- GPU Cloud for AI/ML computing using VMware and Nvidia;
- Disaster Recovery based on Veeam or VMware;
- Backups based on Veeam;
- VDI based on Omnissa and Azure Virtual Desktop.
In 2026, GigaCloud celebrates its 10 years of business operation. During this time, it has undergone many certifications, the most significant being:
- ISO/IEC 27001
- ISO/IEC 27701
- ISO/IEC 27017
- ISO/IEC 27018
- ISO/IEC 9001
- PCI DSS
- CSA STAR
- Premier tier VMware Cloud Service Provider
- VMware Sovereign Cloud Provider
- CIPS (Ukrainian standards of information protection)
In addition to the list above, GigaCloud is also compliant with the GDPR, DORA, NIS2 requirements. This makes it versatile for customers in Ukraine as well as abroad.
De Novo
De Novo is a Ukrainian provider of IaaS, PaaS and data center-based modern solutions. Their offerings are built on globally recognized standards and validated by major technology partners like VMware and SAP.
This provider also offers a large amount of services:
- VMware-based public clouds;
- VMware-based private clouds;
- Kubernetes as a Service;
- Disaster Recovery and Backups;
- AI/ML solutions, based on NVIDIA GPUs and VMware;
- Hosted Desktop Infrastructure.
Like GigaCloud, De Novo is also a very security-oriented provider, aiming to comply with up-to-date safety regulations. Here’s a list of their current certifications:
- ISO/IEC 27001
- ISO/IEC 27701
- ISO/IEC 27017
- ISO/IEC 27018
- PCI DSS
- SAP Certified in Cloud and Infrastructure Operations
- Kubernetes Certified Service Provider (KCSP)
- Premier tier VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP)
- VMware Sovereign Cloud Provider
- CIPS (Ukrainian standards of information protection).
Parkovyi
PARKOVYI is a data center, built with high-end infrastructure from Schneider Electric, Dell and Cisco. It is uniquely certified with a Tier III Design Certificate by the Uptime Institute. Based on its own infrastructure, it offers a wide rage of cloud solutions:
- VMware-based IaaS;
- PaaS;
- Backups and disaster recovery;
- Cloud Database as a Service.
Top-notch security of the provider’s services is guaranteed with the following certifications:
- ISO/IEC 9001.
- ISO/IEC 27001.
- ISO/IEC 27701.
- SAP Certified in Cloud and Infrastructure Operations.
- PSI DSS.
- Premier tier VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP)
- CIPS (Ukrainian standards of information protection).
Smaller providers
Apart from the players that work with projects of any size and domain, there’s also a certain number of smaller ones that don’t have as many certificates or product portfolio items but still can cover some minor needs.
Here’s a list of some prominent small-sized providers in Ukraine: Ucloud, Tet Cloud, United DC, SIM-Networks etc. They can partially implement cloud technologies and have an insignificant share of the market.
Hyperscalers
As there is no single official stats of the Ukrainian cloud market, it is hard to estimate the exact share hyperscalers cover. But as almost all over the world, the Big Three (Amazon, Google, Microsoft) have a considerable number of users who value the uncomparable diversity of services these providers offer and the scale of their coverage. However, customers can also see the issues involved: less local control over the data, no localized technical support with longer latency, less conformity with the national regulations and higher costs. So national providers are still a more favoured option for many Ukrainian clients.
Conclusion
So, Ukrainian cloud market keeps pace with the times and is the basis for innovative development. Local cloud providers combine modern technologies, high security standards and regulatory compliance with a deep understanding of regional business needs. As a result, Ukrainian cloud infrastructure is no longer just an alternative to global platforms; it is rather becoming a strategic choice for organizations that value resilience, flexibility and long-term digital independence.
However, the market is very diverse, with big providers for customized options, smaller providers for some minor client demands and hyperscalers for complex and hybrid solutions.