News Summary:
Roger Brulotte, Leaseweb's CEO, discussed the company’s Canadian operations on April 3, 2026, highlighting its local infrastructure and services. He emphasized how Leaseweb addresses customer needs regarding sovereignty, cost predictability, and AI governance in Canada. Brulotte noted that the international infrastructure and hybrid cloud provider operates three Canadian data centers, offering colocation, dedicated servers, private cloud, and public cloud services, differentiating itself from hyperscalers through human-centric support and capacity-controlled, predictable solutions. Previously, on April 2, Leaseweb disclosed new developments in its European Cloud Campus project, a component of the Important Projects of Common European Interest on Cloud Infrastructure and Services (IPCEI-CIS) program. This expansion, detailed earlier on March 31, involved new compute, storage, and automation capabilities, including autoscaling and load balancing for its public cloud compute layer, and the completion of storage over a private network. The Dutch provider framed this progress as moving Europe's sovereign cloud beyond policy discussions, turning ambition into practical "cloud plumbing" over the past year.
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