CloudFerro is a European provider of sovereign cloud services for data-intensive sectors, with a particular focus on meteorology, Earth observation and climate research. The company provides cloud infrastructure for organisations that store and process large volumes of environmental data and require significant computing capacity for operational and research workloads.
For meteorological applications, CloudFerro combines large-scale storage, high-performance computing, GPU resources and cloud-native technologies within secure European cloud environments. The infrastructure supports a range of use cases, including numerical weather prediction, processing of observational and satellite data, AI and machine learning, climate analysis, and the development and operation of weather services.
CloudFerro’s architecture allows computing resources to be located close to large environmental datasets. This enables users to process data directly in the cloud, reducing the need to transfer large volumes between separate systems. Scalable storage can accommodate both continuously growing datasets and long-term archives spanning decades of weather and climate observations.
Computing and storage resources can be adjusted as requirements change, providing additional capacity for model development, HPC workloads or machine learning without the need to expand on-premises infrastructure. CloudFerro also provides the underlying infrastructure management, allowing meteorological teams to concentrate on their scientific and operational activities.
CloudFerro’s cloud environments are operated in Europe, with an emphasis on digital sovereignty, security, resilience and regulatory compliance. The company has experience supporting cloud platforms and services for European organisations including ECMWF, EUMETSAT, ESA and the European Commission.
This combination of cloud infrastructure, environmental data expertise and experience with large-scale European platforms positions CloudFerro as a technology partner for meteorological organisations managing increasingly data- and compute-intensive workloads.
Learn more: cloudferro.com/industries/meteo
