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Hikube

About Hikube

Hikube provides cloud instances, managed Kubernetes, object storage, GPU cloud, databases, backup and vault services. Billing is based on measured hourly usage invoiced monthly in CHF or EUR. Access to the environment is managed through a console showing quotas and cost estimates.

Products

Instances cloud: Provides Linux and Windows virtual machines across three Swiss datacenters.
Kubernetes managé: Offers dedicated managed Kubernetes with workers in the customer's tenant.
GPU cloud: Provides dedicated NVIDIA GPU cards ranging from 24 to 141 GB.
S3 Suisse: Delivers S3-compatible object storage with WORM and optional encryption.
Bases de données managées: Operates PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Redis, MongoDB and ClickHouse databases.
Backup as a Service: Provides managed backups and VMware disaster recovery.

Used for

Running complex training jobs and validating models at scale.
Connecting VLANs to a VPC and subnets.

Who it is for

Public sector bodies such as communes and cantons.
Healthcare institutions and software vendors under nLPD.

From Hikube's own website, read 2026-10-23. How we build listings.

How to evaluate Cloud Platforms & IaaS

This is how the CIOPages Research Team evaluates this category. It is not an assessment of Hikube. It comes from our Cloud Infrastructure & IaaS buyer guide.

25%

Compute, AI Silicon & Scaling

Instance-family breadth (general, compute, memory, ARM/Graviton-class), serverless and container compute, spot/preemptible pricing, and — increasingly decisive — GPU and custom-accelerator availability (Nvidia plus Trainium/TPU/Maia), reserved AI capacity, and queue priority for scarce silicon

20%

Networking & Data Egress

VPC/VNet design, private connectivity (Direct Connect / ExpressRoute / Interconnect / FastConnect), DDoS and edge protection, and the egress and inter-region transfer model — per-GB rates, free allowances, and how the provider prices moving data out, which is where multicloud and chatty architectures get expensive

20%

Storage & Data Services

Object/block/file storage with durability and lifecycle tiering, managed relational/NoSQL/in-memory databases, data-lake and warehouse integration, cross-region replication and backup/DR — and how deeply these proprietary services would entangle your applications

15%

Security, Compliance & Sovereignty

Identity and key-management depth, zero-trust networking, certification breadth (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, FedRAMP, PCI-DSS), and data-residency and sovereign options — EU-operated entities, sovereign regions, national qualifications — plus a clear-eyed view of which jurisdiction’s law can compel access

10%

Management, Operations & FinOps

Console and API quality, Infrastructure-as-Code support (Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation/Bicep), observability, and native cost-management, tagging, and commitment-tracking tooling — because operating and governing the spend is a daily cost, not a one-time setup

10%

Ecosystem, Support & Commercial Fit

Partner and marketplace depth, training and talent availability, enterprise support tiers and their real cost, region/availability-zone footprint where you operate, and the commercial terms underneath it all — committed-use discount structure, enterprise agreement leverage, and exit/portability clauses

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